Gnome extensions suddenly disabled after a reboot

[theprez]

Hello,

I run debian 12 stable with gnome 43.9 and wayland, pretty basic.
Today I log in and all my extensions are disabled. I cannot enable them back from the 'Extensions' settings (greyed out button). If I re-install them their 'enable' button is still grey.
I tried removing ~/.cache/gnome* then reboot, to no avail.

org.gnome.shell disable-user-extensions in dconf is set to 'false' .

What should I do? This makes the DE impossible to use for me as I need the tray icons.

[theprez]

Here are gnome-logs of a boot, then me installing one extension and failing to enable it : https://paste.debian.net/1305247/

[theprez]

this is worth a bump as I still have no solution

[bbbhltz]

Hi. No need to bump. Different timezones, etc.... somebody will answer.

That pastebin is empty.

Can you give us the names of the specific extensions?

Is it the gnome-shell-extension-appindicator extension? Is that package still installed?

What about gnome-shell-extension-manager or gnome-shell-extensions and gnome-shell-extensions-extra?

Are you using backports?

[theprez]

Hello,
Sorry about the bump and pastebin that must have expired.

Please find attached the gnome-logs.

Is it the gnome-shell-extension-appindicator extension? Is that package still installed?

The extension I tried to install is https://extensions.gnome.org/extension/ ... r-support/ . I submitted logs without the apt package installed, just the extension from the website.
I then tried to add the apt package, but the extension would not show in 'Extensions' menu.

As for the other extensions, even the built-in ones I cannot enable, therefore I doubt the issue could come from the extensions themselves. If you still think it's valuable info i'll submit a full list.

What about gnome-shell-extension-manager or gnome-shell-extensions and gnome-shell-extensions-extra?

I have gnome-shell-extensions 43.1-1 only.

I do not use backports.