1968446 - [Wayland] Firefox does not close file descriptor

Status: UNCONFIRMED

(Core :: Widget: Gtk, defect, P3)

Description

[Gordon]

User Agent: Mozilla/5.0 (X11; Linux x86_64; rv:139.0) Gecko/20100101 Firefox/139.0

Steps to reproduce:

1. run Firefox on Linux, wayland .
2. run wl-clip-persist
3. copy

Actual results:

every two times copy only succeed one (will paste old scrapbook content)

refer: https://github.com/Linus789/wl-clip-persist/issues/17#issuecomment-2907922390

Expected results:

copy success every time

Comment 1

[Linus789]

I haven't added it to the GitHub thread yet, but another thing I noticed is this:

[3568973.808] {Default Queue}  -> wl_data_device_manager#7.create_data_source(new id wl_data_source#78)
[3568973.826] {Default Queue}  -> wl_data_source#78.offer("text/html")
[3568973.839] {Default Queue}  -> wl_data_source#78.offer("text/_moz_htmlcontext")
[3568973.843] {Default Queue}  -> wl_data_source#78.offer("text/_moz_htmlinfo")
[3568973.845] {Default Queue}  -> wl_data_source#78.offer("text/plain;charset=utf-8")
[3568973.849] {Default Queue}  -> wl_data_source#78.offer("UTF8_STRING")
[3568973.851] {Default Queue}  -> wl_data_source#78.offer("COMPOUND_TEXT")
[3568973.854] {Default Queue}  -> wl_data_source#78.offer("TEXT")
[3568973.857] {Default Queue}  -> wl_data_source#78.offer("text/plain")
[3568973.860] {Default Queue}  -> wl_data_source#78.offer("STRING")
[3568973.863] {Default Queue}  -> wl_data_source#78.offer("text/plain;charset=utf-8")
[3568973.866] {Default Queue}  -> wl_data_source#78.offer("text/plain")
[3568973.868] {Default Queue}  -> wl_data_source#78.offer("text/x-moz-url-priv")
[3568973.871] {Default Queue}  -> wl_data_device#30.set_selection(wl_data_source#78, 291121707)
[3568973.876] {Default Queue}  -> wl_data_source#78.offer("SAVE_TARGETS")
[3568973.879] {Default Queue}  -> wl_data_device#30.set_selection(wl_data_source#78, 291121707)

1. Another offer call with "SAVE_TARGETS" is made after set_selection
2. The same wl_data_source is used in set_selection twice

Perhaps this is also the reason why SAVE_TARGETS is the problematic mime type?