No taskbar icon with GNOME
The launcher window does not properly bind to the .desktop file that exists for it. This could most likely be fixed by setting the WM_CLASS property of the window and adding that to the .desktop file. This both causes it to not stack with the shortcut if you pin it and stops it from having an icon/name. These can both be seen in the screenshot. The icon I am hovering over with my mouse is actually the launcher, but due to the reason listed before, it does not stack with the shortcut above it.
Environment
GNOME 3.30.1 and GNOME 3.28.3, openjdk 11.0.1 2018-10-16, Ubuntu 18.10 and Ubuntu 18.04.2
Created Issue:
No taskbar icon with GNOME
The launcher window does not properly bind to the .desktop file that exists for it. This could most likely be fixed by setting the MW_CLASS property of the window and adding that to the .desktop file. This both causes it to not stack with the shortcut if you pin it and stops it from having an icon/name. These can both be seen in the screenshot. The icon I am hovering over with my mouse is actually the launcher, but due to the reason listed before, it does not stack with the shortcut above it.
Environment
GNOME 3.30.1 and GNOME 3.28.3, openjdk 11.0.1 2018-10-16, Ubuntu 18.10 and Ubuntu 18.04.2
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The launcher window does not properly bind to the .desktop file that exists for it. This could most likely be fixed by setting the
MW_CLASS property of the window and adding that to the .desktop file. This both causes it to not stack with the shortcut if you pin it and stops it from having an icon/name. These can both be seen in the screenshot. The icon I am hovering over with my mouse is actually the launcher, but due to the reason listed before, it does not stack with the shortcut above it.The launcher window does not properly bind to the .desktop file that exists for it. This could most likely be fixed by setting the WM_CLASS property of the window and adding that to the .desktop file. This both causes it to not stack with the shortcut if you pin it and stops it from having an icon/name. These can both be seen in the screenshot. The icon I am hovering over with my mouse is actually the launcher, but due to the reason listed before, it does not stack with the shortcut above it.
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MC-148453 → 
MCL-10719
I currently have this issue, with both stacking and assigning an icon. (ubuntu 18.04) It seems to affect many other applications as well (so perhaps they are missing the WM class as well.) I'm assuming it should be able to use the icon, like the old launcher.