Public bug reported:
Currently indicator-network exports icons to show like this (gdbus
dump):
'icons': <
[
<('themed', <['gsm-3g-full']>)>,
<('themed', <['nm-signal-50-secure']>)>
]
>,
That is they are an array of variants (that happen to be tuples).
However this seems to be incorrect. At least if you use the indicator-
loader it chokes on these and refuses to draw them. The form that it
accepts looks like this:
'icons': <
[
('themed', <['gsm-3g-full']>),
('themed', <['simcard-locked']>),
('themed', <['nm-signal-75-secure']>)
]
>
That is, an array of tuple variants. One of these two gets it wrong and
since indicator-loader is the older of the two, I'm guessing that is the
correct one. Feel free to reassign as appropriate if you feel that
Unity8 is doing the right thing here.
** Affects: unity8 (Ubuntu)
Importance: Undecided
Status: New
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Title:
Dash uses incorrect serialisation for indicator-network menu icons
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