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can't exclude espanso in specific apps #1957

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davidawad opened this issue Apr 24, 2024 · 2 comments
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can't exclude espanso in specific apps #1957

davidawad opened this issue Apr 24, 2024 · 2 comments
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i'm using macos latest

$ uname -a
Darwin sodium 23.0.0 Darwin Kernel Version 23.0.0: Fri Sep 15 14:41:43 PDT 2023; root:xnu-10002.1.13~1/RELEASE_ARM64_T6000 arm64

For some reason, I can't get espanso to NOT expand when using iterm2 or vscode.

Steps to reproduce

Neither of these options in espanso edit work. I can confirm the expansions still work in these apps.
global:
exclude:
- "Terminal"
- "iTerm2"
- "Visual Studio Code"

filter_title:

  • "Visual Studio Code"
  • "iTerm2"
    enable: false

How do I disable them?

thanks

Expected behavior

it shouldn't expand in iterm

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Logs

avid@sodium ~/Desktop> espanso log 127
17:51:03 [daemon(75142)] [INFO] reading configs from: "/Users/david/Library/Application Support/espanso"
17:51:03 [daemon(75142)] [INFO] reading packages from: "/Users/david/Library/Application Support/espanso/match/packages"
17:51:03 [daemon(75142)] [INFO] using runtime dir: "/Users/david/Library/Caches/espanso"
17:51:03 [daemon(75142)] [INFO] system info: Darwin v14.0 - kernel: 23.0.0
17:51:03 [daemon(75142)] [INFO] watching for changes in path: "/Users/david/Library/Application Support/espanso"
17:51:03 [daemon(75142)] [INFO] espanso version: 2.2.1
17:51:03 [daemon(75142)] [INFO] spawning the worker process...
17:51:03 [daemon(75142)] [INFO] binded to IPC unix socket: /Users/david/Library/Caches/espanso/espansodaemonv2.sock
17:51:03 [worker(75143)] [INFO] reading configs from: "/Users/david/Library/Application Support/espanso"
17:51:03 [worker(75143)] [INFO] reading packages from: "/Users/david/Library/Application Support/espanso/match/packages"
17:51:03 [worker(75143)] [INFO] using runtime dir: "/Users/david/Library/Caches/espanso"
17:51:03 [worker(75143)] [INFO] system info: Darwin v14.0 - kernel: 23.0.0
17:51:04 [worker(75143)] [INFO] using CocoaAppInfoProvider
17:51:04 [worker(75143)] [INFO] binded to IPC unix socket: /Users/david/Library/Caches/espanso/espansoworkerv2.sock
17:51:04 [worker(75143)] [INFO] monitoring the status of the daemon process
17:51:04 [worker(75143)] [INFO] monitoring the status of secure input
17:51:04 [worker(75143)] [INFO] using CocoaSource
17:51:04 [worker(75143)] [INFO] using MacInjector
17:51:04 [worker(75143)] [INFO] using CocoaClipboard
17:51:14 [worker(75143)] [WARN] detected inconsistent modifier state for keys [(Meta, 55)], sending compensating events...
17:52:52 [worker(75143)] [WARN] detected inconsistent modifier state for keys [(Meta, 55)], sending compensating events...
17:53:19 [worker(75143)] [WARN] detected inconsistent modifier state for keys [(Meta, 55)], sending compensating events...
17:53:28 [worker(75143)] [WARN] detected inconsistent modifier state for keys [(Meta, 55)], sending compensating events...
david@sodium ~/Desktop>

Your environment

  • Public source code: espanso 2.2.1
  • Environment name and version (e.g., Rust 1.59.0):
  • Operating system and version (e.g., Ubuntu 20.04.2 LTS): mac OS (uname above)
  • Espanso version (e.g., 2.1.4-beta): 2.2.1

Self-service

  • I'd be willing to fix this bug myself.
@davidawad davidawad added the bug something isn't working label Apr 24, 2024
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davidawad commented Apr 24, 2024 •
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these also didn't work, I feel like i'm losing my mind here it absolutely must be possible to say "I don't want espanso here" in the global config file.

global:
  exclude:
    - "Terminal"
    - "iTerm2"
    - "Visual Studio Code"
    - "com.googlecode.iterm2"
    - "com.microsoft.VSCode"

filter_title:
  - "Visual Studio Code"
  - "com.googlecode.iterm2"
  - "com.microsoft.VSCode"
  - "iTerm2"
enable: false

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smeech commented Apr 24, 2024 •
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Have another look at https://espanso.org/docs/configuration/app-specific-configurations/
As I understand it, you need to be using #detect# in each program, to determine the filter_class:,filter_title: or filter_exec: (mainly Windows), in that order of priority, and construct a separate espanso/config file for each program.

For example, #detect# reports

title: 'Bash'
exec: ''
class: 'Xfce4-terminal

for my terminal emulator, so my espanso/config file for that program begins: filter_class: terminal. I would follow that with enable: false from Options Reference if I didn't want Espanso to work in my Terminal sessions.

The use_standard_includes: false command would probably do the same, but I've only begun trying it.

@AucaCoyan AucaCoyan added the needs-triage more investigation is needed on this issue to understand the problem label Apr 30, 2024
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