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gsettings schema install with flatpak #130

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aral opened this issue Aug 22, 2021 · 2 comments
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gsettings schema install with flatpak #130

aral opened this issue Aug 22, 2021 · 2 comments

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@aral
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aral commented Aug 22, 2021

In the State Saving section, you’re instructed to use ninja install to ensure that the settings schema is installed and compiled.

Given you can’t do that with a flatpak install, would it make sense to include a link here to the equivalent flatpak configuration instructions?

(I’m assuming something like this? flathub/org.gnome.Mahjongg@7ae0aa0)

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I believe this is already handled by the build system in the Flatpak packaging process; are you seeing otherwise? If you're developing "natively" e.g. not building with Flatpak every time, then you do need to ensure the settings schema is installed natively as well, and ninja would be the way to do that. Perhaps it's a matter of cleaning up language around when to use ninja and when to use flatpak-builder for development.

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aral commented Sep 15, 2021

Perhaps it's a matter of cleaning up language around when to use ninja and when to use flatpak-builder for development.

Yeah, I think this would help newcomers (it would have helped me a few weeks ago) :)

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