We are using the desktop-file-ids plug option from the desktop interface in gnome-calendar because Gnome Shell expects its desktop file to be org.gnome.Calendar.desktop, instead of the default gnome-calendar_gnome-calendar.desktop. Without it, Gnome Shell won’t open the calendar when clicking on the list of events for today, in the “clock drop-down window”.
The store says: human review required due to 'allow-installation' constraint (interface attributes) declaration-snap-v2_plugs_installation (desktop, desktop).
- name: gnome-calendar
- yaml: GitHub - ubuntu/gnome-calendar: Simple calendar application for Gnome
- upstream: https://gitlab.gnome.org/GNOME/gnome-calendar
- interfaces
- desktop (
desktop-file-ids)- request-type: installation
- reasoning: as commented, the normal .desktop file created by snapd isn’t recognized by Gnome Shell. We require
org.gnome.Calendar.desktoplauncher to ensure that Gnome Shell recognizes and launches it when the user clicks over their appointments in the “clock drop-down window”.
- desktop (