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Using Gnome on Wayland with TopIcon extension, the shell crashes when it tries to lock itself after the screen is inactive (i.e. after the idle delay); so, I will be logged out of my current session immediately.
Expected Behaviour
Locking without any crashes.
Actual Behaviour
Gnome Shell crashes and the session is killed.
Steps to Reproduce
Make sure the extension is not installed or disabled.
Install the extension, if not already. Enable it.
Log out of current session and log back in.
Wait for the screen to be dimmed (i.e. reaching idle delay timeout).
Crash happens and you'll be logged out.
Important Notes
Skipping step 2 would make the crash unreproducible. In other words, if you have not the extension installed or it is disabled, then you install it and enable it, auto-locking would be done successfully.
Locking the screen manually may or may not cause the shell to crash.
I've tried to reproduce this with Fedora 34 beta / GNOME40 together, using the latest v27 + pull-req #156 to fix GNOME40 compatibility (#155) and I cannot reproduce this.
Description
Using Gnome on Wayland with TopIcon extension, the shell crashes when it tries to lock itself after the screen is inactive (i.e. after the idle delay); so, I will be logged out of my current session immediately.
Expected Behaviour
Locking without any crashes.
Actual Behaviour
Gnome Shell crashes and the session is killed.
Steps to Reproduce
Important Notes
Environment
OS: Fedora Workstation 32 (Linux kernel 5.6.8)
Gnome Shell: 3.36.2
Gnome Protocol: Wayland
Note: This crash may happen on Xorg too, however, due to possibility to reload the shell in Xorg, it would not be sensible in Gnome on Xorg.
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