[Icon request] MIME-Type: TOML

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Nautilus and other file managers still display the default text file icon.
(.toml file extension)

• (yet unofficial) Mime-Type: application/toml
• Icon Name: ? probably TOML
• Description: TOML is a structured language, similar to YAML, JSON etc.
• Webpage (optional): https://toml.io
• Original Icon:
  Icon used on Github:
  
  Some icon I found on the internet:
  

[varlesh]

output?
gio info -a standard::icon YOUR-TOML-FILE

[varlesh]

i'm not found toml on shared-mime-info

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See https://toml.io/en/v1.0.0#mime-type (I think this isn't official yet)

output of gio info:

unix mount: /dev/sda3 /home ext4 rw,relatime
attributes:
  standard::icon: text-plain, text-x-generic, text-plain-symbolic, text-x-generic-symbolic

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i'm not found toml on shared-mime-info

They don't include it yet, so I have opened an issue with them: https://gitlab.freedesktop.org/xdg/shared-mime-info/-/issues/156

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Now there's an open merge request that proposes to add the TOML mime-type.

Is this enough for you to create a custom icon? The definition includes <generic-icon name="text-x-generic"/> .

[varlesh]

when will be merged - icon will be added

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The MR has been merged.