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Matter hook disabled on grub upgrade
See original GitHub issueMatter adds to the end of the /usr/sbin/grub-mkconfig script a call to itself so whenever the grub is updated (on a new kernel installation for example) matter can overwrite grub.cfg to put the icon classes in place.
However when the grub itself is upgraded, grub-mkconfig is overwritten effectively removing the Matter hook at the end, and you as an user need to “install” Matter again for keeping the correct icons.
One solution that comes to mind would be to place the hook on the package manager instead. With apt something like this would be needed. A problem with this approach is how to gracefully handle other package managers.
Hopefully there are other alternatives that you can come with. Any ideas are welcomed.
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Yeah, I can see that becoming troublesome.
I’ll look for some other solutions.
Solved in latest v1.1.0 release
It was implemented with the idea of the grub scripts in
/etc/grub.d/. It turns out that grub upgrades do not delete those scripts so now there is one there that checks whethergrub-mkconfighas been reverted and if so puts the hook back onto it.