When restoring the windows after a reboot or logoff/logon I get the following message regarding the Gnome Terminal app

[logicito]

Any idea of the potential root cause for this and how to fix it?

[nlpsuge]

Please check folder ~/.config/another-window-session-manager/currentSession, there you may find some folders whose Modified time is not today.

For example, on my machine:

As you can see, folder Gnome-shell has a session file but its cmd and desktop_file_id, so that's not possible to restore the app Gnome-shell.

I think you can just ignore it. But please check ~/.config/another-window-session-manager/currentSession at first.

[logicito]

I don't have the "l" directory within home, also there is no Gnome-shell folder, there is one named "null"

[nlpsuge]

folder null has been ignored during restore apps, see:

gnome-shell-extension-another-window-session-manager/restoreSession.js

Lines 145 to 148 in e903f1e

	const ignoringPaths = [GLib.build_filenamev([FileUtils.current_session_path, 'null'])];
	FileUtils.listAllSessions(FileUtils.current_session_path, true, (file, info) => {
	const contentType = info.get_content_type();
	if (contentType === 'application/json' && !ignoringPaths.includes(file.get_parent().get_path())) {

I saw this error on my machine in the output of journalctl -r but not sure why, will look into it.

[ghost]

folder null has been ignored during restore apps, see:

gnome-shell-extension-another-window-session-manager/restoreSession.js

Lines 145 to 148 in e903f1e

	const ignoringPaths = [GLib.build_filenamev([FileUtils.current_session_path, 'null'])];
	FileUtils.listAllSessions(FileUtils.current_session_path, true, (file, info) => {
	const contentType = info.get_content_type();
	if (contentType === 'application/json' && !ignoringPaths.includes(file.get_parent().get_path())) {

I saw this error on my machine in the output of journalctl -r but not sure why, will look into it.

That folder should be the Gnome Terminal app (Shell) folder, for some reason it has been renamed to null

[nlpsuge]

Hi,
This is because it restores apps from ~/.config/another-window-session-manager/currentSession/summary.json, which is not successful.

I will push a new version to E.G.O. You can also test it using the main branch.

[logicito]

Thank you very much

[logicito]

Hi,

This is because it restores apps from ~/.config/another-window-session-manager/currentSession/summary.json, which is not successful.

I will push a new version to E.G.O. You can also test it using the main branch.

I see version 39 in Gnome Extensions, is that the newest version? Github has 38, please could you confirm, thanks

[nlpsuge]

Hi,
This is because it restores apps from ~/.config/another-window-session-manager/currentSession/summary.json, which is not successful.
I will push a new version to E.G.O. You can also test it using the main branch.

I see version 39 in Gnome Extensions, is that the newest version? Github has 38, please could you confirm, thanks

I forget to bump the version on Github, which should be 40, I have update it just now, see 17d4fd9.

[logicito]

Using the new version 40, everytime I logout and login, Gnome Shell will crash, print screen below, If I disable the Extension no more crashes:

[logicito]

Update: Removed and Installed again the Extension, it is working fine now, I don't know what could have happened, any idea from the previous screenshot?

[nlpsuge]

Please upload the var_log_messages if you can.

[logicito]

I am no longer getting the error after I reinstalled it

[logicito]

I noticed a new version 41 today, anything specific added to the extension related to my last comment?

[nlpsuge]

I noticed a new version 41 today, anything specific added to the extension related to my last comment?

Version 41 mainly fixes the compatibility issues with Gnome 41, see #79