Pext shows as Python in Windows 10 notification center

[TheLastProject]

[TangentFoxy]

What sends notifications currently / where are notifications sent from?

(Edit: Me googling just randomly stumbled across this.)

[TheLastProject]

They come from a QSystemTray instance (Qt 5), see the Tray class in __main__.py

[TheLastProject]

My best guess is that this happens because Pext is launched as python3.exe pext internally

[TheLastProject]

Oh look what I just randomly found: espanso/espanso#170

Couple of things: In order for native notifications to register as coming from espanso, it needs to register an AppUserModelID during installation.

[samarthasthan]

@TheLastProject can you assign it to me?

[TheLastProject]

Sure! I don't use Windows myself though so I can't really give any useful suggestions on this issue and testing any changes you make will be slow (I'll have to ask some Windows using friends to double check things for me), but if that's not a problem to you go ahead :)

[samarthasthan]

@TheLastProject i know this is not working can you help me?

[TheLastProject]

As I said, I don't use Windows myself so sadly I can't give you any pointers here. The only thing I can tell you is that this apparently happens after installing with the .exe installer that's built by AppVeyor using https://github.com/Pext/Pext/blob/master/.appveyor.yml. AppVeyor should auto-build a new .exe file if you push anything to a branch.

If that doesn't help, would you prefer I unassign you?