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default-flatpaks module, no flathub
# questions
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in my recipe I have
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- type: default-flatpaks
    configurations:
      - scope: user
        notify: false
        repo:
          name: cosmic
          title: COSMIC Flatpak
          url: https://apt.pop-os.org/cosmic/cosmic.flatpakrepo
but my image only has COSMIC Flatpak listed when using 
flatpak remotes -d
When using scope system flathub is listed. Am I dong something wrong or is this intentional?
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ublue images have system flathub by default, i think
default-flatpaks module adds only remotes that it is configured to add
the default values for 
repo
configure flathub, but here you have overridden 
repo
in your only configuration
solution: add another configuration with 
scope: user
but leave 
repo
undefined
a
this is the result of
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- type: default-flatpaks
    configurations:
      - scope: user
        notify: false
        repo:
          name: cosmic
          title: COSMIC
          url: https://apt.pop-os.org/cosmic/cosmic.flatpakrepo
      - scope: user
        repo:
          name: flathub
          title: Flathub
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- type: default-flatpaks
    configurations:
      - notify: false
        scope: user
        repo:
          name: cosmic
          title: COSMIC
          url: https://apt.pop-os.org/cosmic/cosmic.flatpakrepo
      - notify: false
        scope: user
        repo:
          name: flathub
          title: Flathub
          url: https://dl.flathub.org/repo/flathub.flatpakrepo
Same effect
x
if you use the 
bluebuild-flatpak-manager
to manually apply the user configurations, is there some error message or does it work then?
you can also use the 
show
command to see if the configurations are interpreted correctly
it is possible that having the 
install
array be empty causes an error with the current code of the module, since no checks are made before calling 
flatpak
adding the repo happens before installation, though, so i don't know why that wouldn't work
a
x
did you try applying manually
bluebuild-flatpak-manager apply user
i think
a
yes, i also tried to disable and enable
x
what was the output of apply
a
x
ah, it's trying to run the commands in interactive mode?
that may or may not be a problem
try piping to 
less
so we see if 
flatpak
is smart about it
it might be trying to install an empty string to be honest
a
x
i'm on my phone with 6% battery right now but i can add the change in a bit
yeah, this is probably it
a
I ended up with - type: default-flatpaks
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configurations:
      - scope: user
        repo:
          name: flathub
          title: Flathub
        install:
          - app.zen_browser.zen
      - scope: user
        repo:
          name: cosmic
          title: COSMIC
          url: https://apt.pop-os.org/cosmic/cosmic.flatpakrepo
        install:
          - io.github.cosmic_utils.sysinfo-applet
          - dev.cappsy.CosmicExtAppletLogoMenu
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a
so now it will give an error unless a package is set to install?
x
no, it will work regardless of if you set any flatpaks to install or not
a
Ok great 👍🏻. Thanks for the fix
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