[Bug] Config being ignored

[lumuloo]

Pre-requisites

• I have looked for any other duplicate issues

Ly version

1.1.0-dev.102+e125d8f

Observed behavior

My changes to the config.ini aren't applying. I enabled some stuff such as the animation, asterisk = null, etc., and yet none of them are seen on restart. I compiled ly because the AUR version seems to be outdated and was missing stuff like the decrease and increase brightness.

Expected behavior

my configurations to appear on restart

Steps to reproduce

1. compile the thing
2. configure some configs in the config.ini
3. restart

Relevant logs

# The color settings in Ly take a digit 0-8 corresponding to:
#define TB_DEFAULT 0x00
#define TB_BLACK   0x01
#define TB_RED     0x02
#define TB_GREEN   0x03
#define TB_YELLOW  0x04
#define TB_BLUE    0x05
#define TB_MAGENTA 0x06
#define TB_CYAN    0x07
#define TB_WHITE   0x08
# The default color varies, but usually it makes the background black and the foreground white.
# You can also combine these colors with the following style attributes using bitwise OR:
#define TB_BOLD      0x0100
#define TB_UNDERLINE 0x0200
#define TB_REVERSE   0x0400
#define TB_ITALIC    0x0800
#define TB_BLINK     0x1000
#define TB_HI_BLACK  0x2000
#define TB_BRIGHT    0x4000
#define TB_DIM       0x8000
# For example, to set the foreground color to red and bold, you would do 0x02 | 0x0100 = 0x0102.
# Note that you must pre-calculate the value because Ly doesn't parse bitwise OR operations in its config.
#
# Moreover, to set the VT color palette, you are encouraged to use another tool such as
# mkinitcpio-colors (https://github.com/evanpurkhiser/mkinitcpio-colors). Note that the color palette defined with
# mkinitcpio-colors takes 16 colors (0-15), only values 0-8 are valid with Ly and these values do not correspond
# exactly. For instance, in defining palettes with mkinitcpio-colors, the order is black, dark red, dark green, brown, dark
# blue, dark purple, dark cyan, light gray, dark gray, bright red, bright green, yellow, bright blue, bright purple, bright
# cyan, and white, indexed in that order 0 through 15. For example, the color defined for white (indexed at 15 in the mkinitcpio
# config) will be used by Ly for fg = 0x0008.

# The active animation
# none   -> Nothing
# doom   -> PSX DOOM fire
# matrix -> CMatrix
animation = matrix

# Stop the animation after some time
# 0 -> Run forever
# 1..2e12 -> Stop the animation after this many seconds
animation_timeout_sec = 0

# The character used to mask the password
# If null, the password will be hidden
# Note: you can use a # by escaping it like so: \#
asterisk = null

# The number of failed authentications before a special animation is played... ;)
auth_fails = 10

# Background color id
bg = 0x0000

# Change the state and language of the big clock
# none -> Disabled (default)
# en   -> English
# fa   -> Farsi
bigclock = none

# Blank main box background
# Setting to false will make it transparent
blank_box = true

# Border foreground color id
border_fg = 0x0008

# Title to show at the top of the main box
# If set to null, none will be shown
box_title = null

# Brightness increase command
brightness_down_cmd = /usr/bin/brightnessctl -q s 10%-

# Brightness decrease key
brightness_down_key = F5

# Brightness increase command
brightness_up_cmd = /usr/bin/brightnessctl -q s +10%

# Brightness increase key
brightness_up_key = F6

# Erase password input on failure
clear_password = enable

# Format string for clock in top right corner (see strftime specification). Example: %c
# If null, the clock won't be shown
clock = %c

# CMatrix animation foreground color id
cmatrix_fg = 0x0003

# Console path
console_dev = /dev/console

# Input box active by default on startup
# Available inputs: info_line, session, login, password
default_input = login

# Error background color id
error_bg = 0x0000

# Error foreground color id
# Default is red and bold: TB_RED | TB_BOLD
error_fg = 0x0102

# Foreground color id
fg = 0x0008

# Remove main box borders
hide_borders = false

# Remove power management command hints
hide_key_hints = false

# Initial text to show on the info line
# If set to null, the info line defaults to the hostname
initial_info_text = null

# Input boxes length
input_len = 34

# Active language
# Available languages are found in /etc/ly/lang/
lang = en

# Load the saved desktop and username
load = true

# Command executed when logging in
# If null, no command will be executed
# Important: the code itself must end with `exec "$@"` in order to launch the session!
# You can also set environment variables in there, they'll persist until logout
login_cmd = null

# Command executed when logging out
# If null, no command will be executed
# Important: the session will already be terminated when this command is executed, so
# no need to add `exec "$@"` at the end
logout_cmd = null

# Main box horizontal margin
margin_box_h = 2

# Main box vertical margin
margin_box_v = 1

# Event timeout in milliseconds
min_refresh_delta = 5

# Set numlock on/off at startup
numlock = false

# Default path
# If null, ly doesn't set a path
path = /sbin:/bin:/usr/local/sbin:/usr/local/bin:/usr/sbin:/usr/bin

# Command executed when pressing restart_key
restart_cmd = /sbin/shutdown -r now

# Specifies the key used for restart (F1-F12)
restart_key = F2

# Save the current desktop and login as defaults
save = true

# Service name (set to ly to use the provided pam config file)
service_name = ly

# Session log file path
# This will contain stdout and stderr of X11 and Wayland sessions
# By default it's saved in the user's home directory
# Note: this file won't be used in a shell session (due to the need of stdout and stderr)
session_log = ly-session.log

# Setup command
setup_cmd = /etc/ly/setup.sh

# Command executed when pressing shutdown_key
shutdown_cmd = /sbin/shutdown -a now

# Specifies the key used for shutdown (F1-F12)
shutdown_key = F1

# Command executed when pressing sleep key (can be null)
sleep_cmd = null

# Specifies the key used for sleep (F1-F12)
sleep_key = F3

# Center the session name.
text_in_center = false

# TTY in use
tty = 2

# Default vi mode
# normal   -> normal mode
# insert   -> insert mode
vi_default_mode = normal

# Enable vi keybindings
vi_mode = false

# Wayland desktop environments
waylandsessions = /usr/share/wayland-sessions

# Xorg server command
x_cmd = /usr/bin/X

# Xorg xauthority edition tool
xauth_cmd = /usr/bin/xauth

# xinitrc
# If null, the xinitrc session will be hidden
xinitrc = ~/.xinitrc

# Xorg desktop environments
xsessions = /usr/share/xsessions

[MattWaX]

I also have the same problem. The Arch Extra repository doesn't read the config.ini file even if I try to pass it as a parameter.