Description of problem: The Icon category of git-gui.desktop file shows .ico extension. Isnt it should be $grep Icon git-gui.desktop Icon=/usr/share/git-gui/lib/git-gui.ico Version-Release number of selected component (if applicable): git-gui-2.4.3-6.fc22.noarch How reproducible: Always Steps to Reproduce: 1. 2. 3. Actual results: Expected results: Additional info:
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Can you provide more details on the problem you're reporting? I can see that the git-gui.desktop file uses a .ico file for the Icon, but that file is what upstream provides, it's installed along with the package, and the icon shows up when I view the git-gui entry in Gnome. So I'm not sure where there is a bug.
Icon isn't showed with removed extension ".ico", so there should be used really whole path with whole filename. Maybe it's because git uses "non-standard" location instead of "/usr/share/icons/*", don't know which subdirectory should be used correctly and if it works. But as I see, I have more APP which uses own directory for icons, so I don't see benefit of moving the file.
This is long been updated as notabug, but I keep getting mail as outstanding bugs. what should I do?
Hi Rudra, I think that removing the "needinfo" flag, as you have, _should_ do the trick. I'm surprised that Bugzilla sends that sort of reminder mail for closed bugs and/or that closing a bug doesn't remove the "needinfo" flag. Since you're not on Cc anymore, you probably won't get a message about this comment.
Hi Todd, I still git the message, but fortunately no more reminder. Guees, its stopped for good.