Gabriele Modena
Gabriele Modena
> By the way, what kind of networking setup do you have, @gmodena? Are you also using `NetworkManager`? I am also using NetworkManager (`networking.networkmanager.enable = true;`).
Thanks for the pointer @io12, that thread contained a lot of useful info. The command your shared would work for NetworkManager users, but I would not want to enforce a...
> @ReedClanton @gmodena @mrnetlex I'm happy to inform you that I've found the root cause of the issue, which can be solved with a tiny change: #67 Hey @cig0, I...
Hey @dezren39, setting `update.onActivation=true` assumes that connectivity is available during activation. Otherwise, the module should support the offline mode you described in #92. > but I also encountered this when...
FWIW, I just tried an offline build (I switched off networking) with nix-flatpak installed as a home-manager module, and `services.flatpak.update.onActivation=false` (default value). The system built, and this is the status...
> I think I have an update on this. I am also suffering from the service failing right after boot when I am not connected to the internet and `update.onActivation=false`....
>> I think I have an update on this. I am also suffering from the service failing right after boot when I am not connected to the internet and update.onActivation=false....
I'll leave this issue open for future reference and add some pointers to doc; but I think the error message (and @ReedClanton ) was pretty clear : ``` Feb 02...
> Display the line by line update for each flatpak that is updated by piping the update outputs from the flatpak update command to the NixOS rebuild command This turned...
Hey @ReedClanton , Thanks for the detailed issue report! > It also explains how to add a remote. It does not explain that adding a remote will remove the default...