@vanvugt: You're absolutely right, but the dockManager-instance is null
because of an explicit exception in
https://git.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/gnome-shell-extension-ubuntu-
dock/tree/extension.js?h=ubuntu/bionic to disable ubuntu-dock if dash-
to-dock is installed:
let to_enable = true;
let
@azzar1 Did you try out the suggested fix by @mchaberski? The enable()
function sets dockManager intially to null and then calls
conditionallyenabledock(). But in the disable() function always
dockManager.destroy() gets called without a type-check raising a
TypeError. I think the null-check should
Sorry, i missed comment #29, but there are a lot of bug reports out
there, some of them over a year old, which describe the same issue.
My reproduction steps, tested on a virtualbox machine:
1) Fresh-Install Ubuntu 18.0.4.1 LTS
2) Install package 'chrome-gnome-shell'
3) Navigate to
