Generated theme contains lots of broken symlinks

[Neblinus]

Hello!! First of all, thanks for the amazing project!!

I tried to use it on my machine (running openSUSE Leap 15.6) to apply a custom color to Papirus icon theme, using the GUI. All the dependencies (colormath, pillow, etc) were installed.

But the generated themes (I tried 4 times) generally have 16x16, 24x24 icons OK...but the others are displayed as a broken symlink file.

I then decided to test it on a Debian 12 container, but...same result =[

I'm currently learning C#, but I don't know Python, nor I have the needed knowledge to try a code-level bug fix.

Thanks for reading!! (Below its the screenshot of the generated theme)

[NicklasVraa]

I'll check it out. Just finished uni, so I've got a bit more time for passion-projects now :) The GUI may not be working, but can you try running the python example code from the readme and report back?

[Neblinus]

I'll check it out. Just finished uni, so I've got a bit more time for passion-projects now :) The GUI may not be working, but can you try running the python example code from the readme and report back?

Man, I'm so sorry!! I got busy with some things and completely forgot to answer you!! Sorry =[ I tested the script on Debian (bare-metal) and Ubuntu (container). Debian has an issue with the numpy version. Ubuntu has no issue with the numpy version, but the generated theme (using gruvbox_dark palette) also contains a lot of broken symlinks. Basically, the same situation that led me to open the issue =[

Curious fact: the icons on the subfolders of the 'symbolic' folder were all correctly customized/converted.

[BlownIntoSpace]

Basing this off my experience using this tool with papirus, light/dark variants use symlinks to the normal icon folder for icons that don't have light/dark versions, that way they don't need to keep track of different versions of the same file.

The only way I can see to fix this, would be to convert both the regular icons and light/dark icons separately, then have some script to recursively update icons to point to the new icon folder, OR, simply use the folder names of the original icons.