When creating or editing a startup entry and using the folder icon to browse for a script file (instead of typing the path manually), Ignition shows an error dialog: "Could not get script path The selected file does not have a valid path."
Steps to reproduce:
1: Open Ignition, create/edit a startup entry
2: Set type to Command or Script
3: Click the folder icon to browse for a script file
4: Select any valid script (e.g. a .sh file)
5: Error dialog appears instead of the path being filled in
Expected behavior:
The picker should fill the Command or Script field with the selected file's path.
Actual behavior:
Error dialog appears; no path is set.
Workaround:
Typing the full absolute path manually (via the pencil/edit icon) works correctly, e.g.:
sh -c '/home//.config/autostart/.sh'
When creating or editing a startup entry and using the folder icon to browse for a script file (instead of typing the path manually), Ignition shows an error dialog: "Could not get script path The selected file does not have a valid path."
Steps to reproduce:
1: Open Ignition, create/edit a startup entry
2: Set type to Command or Script
3: Click the folder icon to browse for a script file
4: Select any valid script (e.g. a .sh file)
5: Error dialog appears instead of the path being filled in
Expected behavior:
The picker should fill the Command or Script field with the selected file's path.
Actual behavior:
Error dialog appears; no path is set.
Workaround:
Typing the full absolute path manually (via the pencil/edit icon) works correctly, e.g.:
sh -c '/home//.config/autostart/.sh'