Clock gets out of sync about ags HOT 3 CLOSED

60000ms is 1 minute, it is going to fall behind if its not exactly started at :00 seconds
just lower the number to every 10 seconds, or ideally 1 second

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60000ms is 1 minute, it is going to fall behind if its not exactly started at :00 seconds just lower the number to every 10 seconds, or ideally 1 second

I tested it with 1000ms and also tested with the simple_bar example , the problem is still there , the problem is not just falling behind but it completely stops. that's the message i get :
(com.github.Aylur.ags:162058): Gjs-WARNING **: 22:41:21.182: JS ERROR: GLib.Error g-unix-error-quark: Too many open files execAsync/<@resource:///com/github/Aylur/ags/utils/exec.js:14:37 execAsync@resource:///com/github/Aylur/ags/utils/exec.js:4:12 startPoll/this._interval<@resource:///com/github/Aylur/ags/variable.js:40:60 interval/id<@resource:///com/github/Aylur/ags/utils/timeout.js:5:9 _init/GLib.MainLoop.prototype.runAsync/</<@resource:///org/gnome/gjs/modules/core/overrides/GLib.js:266:34
it repeats on every exec meaning every second.

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60000ms is 1 minute, it is going to fall behind if its not exactly started at :00 seconds just lower the number to every 10 seconds, or ideally 1 second

I tested it with 1000ms and also tested with the simple_bar example , the problem is still there , the problem is not just falling behind but it completely stops. that's the message i get : (com.github.Aylur.ags:162058): Gjs-WARNING **: 22:41:21.182: JS ERROR: GLib.Error g-unix-error-quark: Too many open files execAsync/<@resource:///com/github/Aylur/ags/utils/exec.js:14:37 execAsync@resource:///com/github/Aylur/ags/utils/exec.js:4:12 startPoll/this._interval<@resource:///com/github/Aylur/ags/variable.js:40:60 interval/id<@resource:///com/github/Aylur/ags/utils/timeout.js:5:9 _init/GLib.MainLoop.prototype.runAsync/</<@resource:///org/gnome/gjs/modules/core/overrides/GLib.js:266:34 it repeats on every exec meaning every second.

UPDATE:
I declared GDK_BACKEND=wayland and used sh -c "date ..." instead of date and it seems the problem is solved i'm not sure if it's because of GDK_BACKEND or the command

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