test: compile schemas in E2E container after zip install - #76
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The zip now ships only the schema XML (required by extensions.gnome.org), so the E2E test must run glib-compile-schemas before launching GNOME Shell.
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glib-compile-schemascall inrun-test.shafter the extension zip is extracted.Why
b85c6ebbcorrectly removedgschemas.compiledfrom the extension zip (extensions.gnome.org flags pre-compiled binary artifacts and compiles schemas itself). But the E2E test installs the zip directly without going through the GNOME extension manager, so it never gets schemas compiled — causing GNOME Shell to fail with:Both the Ubuntu 24.04 and Fedora 43 containers have
glib-compile-schemasavailable viagnome-shell's dependency onlibglib2.0-bin/glib2.🤖 Generated with Claude Code