In reply to @jtojnar:matrix.org
we will probably want to cherry pick https://gitlab.gnome.org/GNOME/mutter/-/merge_requests/3186 in the meanwhile

Hello. I am using home-manager as a NixOS module in 23.05. I have been trying to set a clock in GNOME Shell's world clocks and GNOME clocks app via dconf.settings but I haven't found a solution.
Specifically, I can see the clock in GNOME Shell in "World Clocks" (when clicking at the date/time on the top panel, a pop-up appears and below the calendar it has a "World Clocks") but when I click on it and opens the GNOME Clocks app it doesn't show any clock. This is where I am at:

{ lib, ... }:
let
  # dconf location for weather, clocks etc.
  dconfLocation = { city, ICAO_code, x, y }: with lib.hm.gvariant; [ (mkVariant (mkTuple [ (mkUint32 2) (mkVariant (mkTuple [ city ICAO_code true [ (mkTuple x) ] [ (mkTuple y) ]])) ])) ];
  # Berlin: [<(uint32 2, <('Berlin', 'EDDT', true, [(0.91746141594945008, 0.23241968454167572)], [(0.91658875132345297, 0.23387411976724018)])>)>]
  berlin = dconfLocation {
    city = "Berlin";
    ICAO_code = "EDDT";
    x = [0.91746141594945008 0.23241968454167572];
    y = [0.91658875132345297 0.23387411976724018];
  };
in
{
  # Export dconf settings into a nix file: `dconf dump / | dconf2nix > dconf.nix`
  # Use `dconf watch /` to track stateful changes you are doing, then set them here.
  dconf.settings = {
    "org/gnome/shell/world-clocks".locations = berlin;
    # [{'location': <(uint32 2, <('Berlin', 'EDDT', true, [(0.91746141594945008, 0.23241968454167572)], [(0.91658875132345297, 0.23387411976724018)])>)>}]
    "org/gnome/clocks".world-clocks = with lib.hm.gvariant; [ [ (mkDictionaryEntry [ "location" (builtins.head berlin) ]) ] ];
  };
}

I presume I am doing something wrong in "org/gnome/clocks".world-clocks. Are there any ideas how I can resolve that issue?

Hello. I am using home-manager as a NixOS module in 23.05. I have been trying to set a clock in GNOME Shell's world clocks and GNOME clocks app via dconf.settings but I haven't found a solution.
Specifically, I can see the clock in GNOME Shell in "World Clocks" (when clicking at the date/time on the top panel, a pop-up appears and below the calendar it has a "World Clocks") but when I click on it and opens the GNOME Clocks app it doesn't show any clock. This is where I am at:

# home.nix
{ lib, ... }:
let
  # dconf location for weather, clocks etc.
  dconfLocation = { city, ICAO_code, x, y }: with lib.hm.gvariant; [ (mkVariant (mkTuple [ (mkUint32 2) (mkVariant (mkTuple [ city ICAO_code true [ (mkTuple x) ] [ (mkTuple y) ]])) ])) ];
  # Berlin: [<(uint32 2, <('Berlin', 'EDDT', true, [(0.91746141594945008, 0.23241968454167572)], [(0.91658875132345297, 0.23387411976724018)])>)>]
  berlin = dconfLocation {
    city = "Berlin";
    ICAO_code = "EDDT";
    x = [0.91746141594945008 0.23241968454167572];
    y = [0.91658875132345297 0.23387411976724018];
  };
in
{
  # Export dconf settings into a nix file: `dconf dump / | dconf2nix > dconf.nix`
  # Use `dconf watch /` to track stateful changes you are doing, then set them here.
  dconf.settings = {
    "org/gnome/shell/world-clocks".locations = berlin;
    # [{'location': <(uint32 2, <('Berlin', 'EDDT', true, [(0.91746141594945008, 0.23241968454167572)], [(0.91658875132345297, 0.23387411976724018)])>)>}]
    "org/gnome/clocks".world-clocks = with lib.hm.gvariant; [ [ (mkDictionaryEntry [ "location" (builtins.head berlin) ]) ] ];
  };
}

I presume I am doing something wrong in "org/gnome/clocks".world-clocks. Are there any ideas how I can resolve that issue?

Hello. I am using home-manager as a NixOS module in 23.05. I have been trying to set a clock in GNOME Shell's world clocks and GNOME clocks app via dconf.settings but I haven't found a solution.
Specifically, I can see the clock in GNOME Shell in "World Clocks" (when clicking at the date/time on the top panel, a pop-up appears and below the calendar it has a "World Clocks") but when I click on it and opens the GNOME Clocks app it doesn't show any clock. This is where I am at:

# home.nix
{ lib, ... }:
let
  # dconf location for weather, clocks etc.
  dconfLocation = { city, ICAO_code, x, y }: with lib.hm.gvariant; [ (mkVariant (mkTuple [ (mkUint32 2) (mkVariant (mkTuple [ city ICAO_code true [ (mkTuple x) ] [ (mkTuple y) ]])) ])) ];
  # Berlin: [<(uint32 2, <('Berlin', 'EDDT', true, [(0.91746141594945008, 0.23241968454167572)], [(0.91658875132345297, 0.23387411976724018)])>)>]
  berlin = dconfLocation {
    city = "Berlin";
    ICAO_code = "EDDT";
    x = [0.91746141594945008 0.23241968454167572];
    y = [0.91658875132345297 0.23387411976724018];
  };
in
{
  # Export dconf settings into a nix file: `dconf dump / | dconf2nix > dconf.nix`
  # Use `dconf watch /` to track stateful changes you are doing, then set them here.
  dconf.settings = {
    "org/gnome/shell/world-clocks".locations = berlin;
    # [{'location': <(uint32 2, <('Berlin', 'EDDT', true, [(0.91746141594945008, 0.23241968454167572)], [(0.91658875132345297, 0.23387411976724018)])>)>}]
    "org/gnome/clocks".world-clocks = with lib.hm.gvariant; [ [ (mkDictionaryEntry [ "location" (builtins.head berlin) ]) ] ];
  };
}

I presume I am doing something wrong in "org/gnome/clocks".world-clocks as "org/gnome/shell/world-clocks".locations seems to work. Are there any ideas how I can resolve that issue?

In reply to @bobby285271:matrix.org
I am fine to rebase the GNOME 45 branch later, just one question, will this fix the esc hack in nixosTests.gnome? (I have a branch for it and for some reason the test did not pass for me at least in the first 90 seconds 🤔)