Hi. I recently installed Garuda Linux (arch-based) with KDE.
I tried to run Youtracker, the application opened, but the screen was blank. I started looking for a solution and this is what I found.
Youtracker uses node-keytar to store passwords, which uses libsecret. The keytar package uses libsecret to avoid depending on gnome-keyring. Unfortunately, kwallet doesn`t implement libsecret's interface. More information atom/node-keytar#74
Workaround: we need to install gnome-keyring or keepass, which implements libsecret's interface.
We can add this information to "Trouble Shooting" guide.
OS: Garuda Linux x86_64
Kernel: 5.10.15-120-tkg-bmq
Hi. I recently installed Garuda Linux (arch-based) with KDE.
I tried to run Youtracker, the application opened, but the screen was blank. I started looking for a solution and this is what I found.
Youtracker uses node-keytar to store passwords, which uses libsecret. The keytar package uses libsecret to avoid depending on gnome-keyring. Unfortunately, kwallet doesn`t implement libsecret's interface. More information atom/node-keytar#74
Workaround: we need to install gnome-keyring or keepass, which implements libsecret's interface.
We can add this information to "Trouble Shooting" guide.
OS: Garuda Linux x86_64
Kernel: 5.10.15-120-tkg-bmq