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I have been using Gnome Clock Override Extension for a couple of months and everything was working well until recently. Now, all I am able to see on the clock bar is the markup language I use to create my customised line.

Simple example, instead of seeing:

17.30

I see:

%H.%M

The latter being one of the examples in the markup used by the extension.

Of course, if I disable the extension I can see the basic clock but not all the rest. I am using other extensions and I have tried disabling them all to see if this 'fixes' the issue but no change.

Currently running Ubuntu 18.04.1 with Gnome 3.28.2.

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    It seems to be a bug (recent user reviews here support that). Please report this issue to the developer of the extension.
    – pomsky
    Aug 1, 2018 at 20:42

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After submitting the bug report, I got the following reply from one of the developers:

This issue has been fixed and pushed to GNOME Extensions. It’s pending a manual review (these reviews are done by volunteers and they can take forever) but the update should be available soon.

If you’re impatient, you can find and apply the patch on GitHub: https://github.com/stuartlangridge/gnome-shell-clock-override/issues/13

So, it is now only a matter of time for us to get a fix.

UPDATE : Release has now been reviewed and available for download. Problem solved.

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Fixed version is pending review, until you can use that:

%H:%M    %;@

"%; @" generates a number, I do not know what this number is but it works

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