Login screen animated wallpaper not disabled

[stanthewizzard]

Describe the bug
preference
Close Background Animation does nothing

Login screen always animated

latest docker

Thanks for help (huge issue with remote sessions)

[dosubot]

Hey @stanthewizzard, how's it going? I'm here to help you with any bugs or questions you have while waiting for a human maintainer. Just let me know how I can assist you!

The issue with the "Close Background Animation" preference not disabling the login screen's animated wallpaper might be related to how the preference is checked and applied in the code. The isCloseBackgroundAnimation preference is used to control the animation state of the ShaderGradient component within the GradientBackground component. If isCloseBackgroundAnimation is set to true, the animation should be turned off ^[1].

To troubleshoot this issue, you can verify the following:

1. Ensure that the isCloseBackgroundAnimation preference is correctly stored and retrieved. It should be updated using the Switch component, and changes should be saved by calling PromiseCall(api.config.update.mutate({ key: 'isCloseBackgroundAnimation', value: e.target.checked })) ^[2].

2. Check if there are any conditions or flags in the code that might override this preference. Although I couldn't find specific conditions in the repository, it's worth reviewing the related code sections to ensure no other logic is interfering with this setting.

3. Confirm that the GradientBackground component correctly checks the isCloseBackgroundAnimation preference before rendering the animation. If this check is missing or incorrect, it could lead to the animation always being enabled.

By reviewing these areas, you might identify the cause of the issue and apply the necessary fix.

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[stanthewizzard]

@dosu

I'm using docker. The file is in the container ?

thanks

[dosubot]

Yes, the files are within the Docker container. To access and modify them, you'll need to enter the container's shell. You can do this by running a command like docker exec -it <container_name> /bin/sh or docker exec -it <container_name> /bin/bash, depending on the shell available in the container.

Once inside, you can navigate to the relevant directories to check or modify the files. Remember to restart the container after making any changes to ensure they take effect. If you need further assistance with Docker commands or navigating the container, feel free to ask!

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[stanthewizzard]

@dosu
thanks
what is the directory inside the container ?

Thanks

[dosubot]

The directory inside the container where the application files are typically located is usually /app or /usr/src/app. You can navigate to these directories after accessing the container's shell to find the relevant files. If you need help with specific files or further assistance, just let me know!

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[stanthewizzard]

in app
none of the json contain isCloseBackgroundAnimation