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Application: Implement startup()
#710
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handy initialization and css loading is done here now, the new-window and quit action are implemented here too since there's no reason for them to be part of the window class. one behaviour diferrence is that the quit action now closes all windows instead of only the current window matching others elementary applications.
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There seems to be a regression in that quitting with the quit action now does not save tabs. Reopening just restores the home tab.
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No regressions found, but the CI is currently failing on tests
For me it was failing in the "quit" action test. I tried to fix it but failed. We could always leave that test out and fix it later if necesssary. |
#720 now merged ... but CI still failing 😞 However, CI passed locally 🤷♂️ |
Hmm, contrary to my previous diagnosis the CI is (now) failing on the "new-window" action test. See #723 |
the new-window test is fine, |
Handy initialization and CSS loading is done here now, the
new-window
andquit
action are implemented here too since there's no reason for them to be part of the window class. one behaviour diference is that the quit action now closes all windows instead of only the current window matching others elementary applications.