I have ported your extension to GNOME 45, but with some modifications

[KSXGitHub]

The code is here: https://github.com/KSXGitHub/gnome-shell-extension-github-notifications

I have replace the code that makes HTTP requests to GitHub with Rust because libsoup3's API for this was just too complicated.

Feel free to merge it and convert it back to using libsoup3. I prefer not having to maintain too many things.

[farfromrefug]

@KSXGitHub any chance you can provide a built package as a release on your repo?

[KSXGitHub]

@KSXGitHub any chance you can provide a built package as a release on your repo?

You mean my personal pacman repo? That's on pause right now because I was so tired of having to update my tools to match Arch Linux ever-changing libalpm versions. I am building a new version of pacman-repo-builder that relies on pure-Rust reimplementation and Linux containers.

Still, if you want to use it, you can either:

1. Clone the repo and build it manually.
2. Request a binary release on GitHub Release page and I would fulfill it once I have free time.
3. Make a pull request that implements GitHub workflows to test and automatically release the artifacts. I would review your PR once I have free time.
4. This is preferred: Submit a PR that replaces Rust code with a working JavaScript code that uses libsoup3.

[farfromrefug]

@KSXGitHub I am asking if you can make a release on github releases in your repo. i want to test it first before i decide to make any work on it.
thank you

[KSXGitHub]

@KSXGitHub I am asking if you can make a release on github releases in your repo. i want to test it first before i decide to make any work on it. thank you

Cloning it and build should be easy.

[KSXGitHub]

@farfromrefug This is the archive from my very own ~/.local/share/gnome-shell/extensions/github.notifications@KSXGitHub:

github.notifications@KSXGitHub.tar.gz

This archive contains the built binary (which was optimized for size and compressed by upx) in the bin directory.

If you want me to release via CI instead, let me know, or even better, make a PR.