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flatpak-remote-info

Show information about a Flatpak remote

TLDR

Show information about a flatpak

$ flatpak remote-info [remote_name] [com.example.app]
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Show a log of previous versions in a remote
$ flatpak remote-info --log [remote_name] [com.example.app]
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Show information about the specific commit, rather than the latest version
$ flatpak remote-info --commit=[COMMIT] [remote_name] [com.example.app]
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SYNOPSIS

flatpak remote-info [OPTIONS...] REMOTE

PARAMETERS

REMOTE
    The name of the remote to show info about.

--system
    Look in the system installation.

--user
    Look in the user installation.

--installation=NAME
    Look in the named installation.

--show-location
    Show where the remote is defined

--architecture=ARCH
    Show info for the specified architecture

--default-architectures
    Show the architectures that will be used by default

--gpg-verify
    GPG verify the remote if possible.

--verbose
    Produce verbose output.

--help
    Show help options and exit.

DESCRIPTION

The `flatpak-remote-info` command retrieves and displays information about a specific Flatpak remote repository. This information can include details like the remote's name, URL, whether it's a system-wide or user-specific remote, the default branch, and any associated metadata. The output is often formatted in a way that's easily parsable, making it useful for scripting or automation tasks that need to interact with Flatpak repositories. It allows users to query and verify the configuration and details of Flatpak remotes, ensuring they are correctly configured and pointing to the intended sources of applications. This is an invaluable tool for system administrators and developers managing Flatpak installations. The command will list out available branches or architectures where supported.
It can be used for troubleshooting as well.

CAVEATS

The output format might change between Flatpak versions. Relying on a specific output structure in scripts might require careful version checking. Ensure the remote is added before querying its information.

EXIT STATUS

0 on success, 1-127 on failure

REMOTE LOCATIONS

Remotes are stored system-wide in /var/lib/flatpak/remotes.d or per-user in ~/.config/flatpak/remotes.d.

SEE ALSO

flatpak(1), flatpak-remote-add(1), flatpak-remotes(1), flatpak-install(1)

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