flatpak-history
Show historical changes to Flatpak installations
TLDR
SYNOPSIS
flatpak history [OPTIONS]
DESCRIPTION
flatpak history lists installs, updates, and removals of applications and runtimes. It is a flatpak subcommand, not a separate binary.By default it shows both per-user and system-wide installations. Restrict that with --user, --system, or --installation.The data comes from the systemd journal. The same events are also available with journalctl using message id `c7b39b1e006b464599465e105b361485`.--columns fields include time, change, ref, application, arch, branch, installation, remote, old-commit, commit, url, user, and tool.
PARAMETERS
-u, --user
Show changes to the user installation.--system
Show changes to the default system-wide installation.--installation=NAME
Show changes to the named installation from `/etc/flatpak/installations.d/`. --installation=default is the same as --system.--since=TIME
Only show changes newer than TIME. Absolute times look like `YYYY-MM-DD HH:MM:SS`; relative times look like `2h`, `7days`, or `4days 2hours`.--until=TIME
Only show changes older than TIME.--reverse
Newest entries first.--columns=FIELD,...
Columns to print. Repeat the option or list fields with commas. Append `:s`, `:m`, `:e`, or `:f` to control ellipsis (start, middle, end, full). Field names may be abbreviated to a unique prefix. Use help to list columns, all to show every column.-h, --help
Show help and exit.-v, --verbose
Print debug information during command processing.
INSTALL
CAVEATS
Needs a readable systemd journal. Empty output is common on systems without journald, or when the journal was rotated past the events. System-wide history may require extra privileges to read journal entries written as root.
SEE ALSO
flatpak(1), flatpak-install(1), flatpak-uninstall(1), flatpak-config(1), journalctl(1)
