Linux command
flatpak-remote-info 命令
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常用示例
Example
flatpak remote-info [remote_name] [com.example.app]
Example
flatpak remote-info --log [remote_name] [com.example.app]
Example
flatpak remote-info --commit [COMMIT_HASH] [remote_name] [com.example.app]
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flatpak remote-info --show-commit [remote_name] [com.example.app]
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flatpak remote-info --show-metadata [remote_name] [com.example.app]
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flatpak remote-info --arch [x86_64] [remote_name] [com.example.app]
说明
Flatpak remote-info displays details about an application or runtime available in a remote repository. It shows information such as the application ID, architecture, branch, commit hash, download size, installed size, and runtime dependencies. By default, output is in human-readable format. Using --show-* options switches to machine-readable output suitable for scripting. The --log option is useful for viewing available versions and finding specific commits for downgrade operations or version pinning.
参数
- --user
- Use per-user configuration
- --system
- Use default system-wide configuration
- --installation _name_
- Use specified system-wide installation
- --cached
- Use locally cached data when available
- --runtime
- Assume ref is a runtime
- --app
- Assume ref is an application
- --arch _arch_
- Target specific architecture
- --commit _commit_
- Show information for a specific commit
- --log
- Display version history
- -r, --show-ref
- Display the matched ref (machine-readable)
- -c, --show-commit
- Display the commit ID (machine-readable)
- -p, --show-parent
- Display the parent commit
- -m, --show-metadata
- Display the metadata
- -v, --verbose
- Output debug information
FAQ
What is the flatpak-remote-info command used for?
Flatpak remote-info displays details about an application or runtime available in a remote repository. It shows information such as the application ID, architecture, branch, commit hash, download size, installed size, and runtime dependencies. By default, output is in human-readable format. Using --show-* options switches to machine-readable output suitable for scripting. The --log option is useful for viewing available versions and finding specific commits for downgrade operations or version pinning.
How do I run a basic flatpak-remote-info example?
Run `flatpak remote-info [remote_name] [com.example.app]` in a terminal, then adjust file names, paths, flags, or remote targets for your system.
What does --user do in flatpak-remote-info?
Use per-user configuration