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[bbhtt]

Closes #6
Closes #7

Issue for a better icon projecthamster/hamster#724 This one is upscaled from 48x48, a 128x128 icon either svg or png is mandatory but it's not supplied by upstream.

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To test this build, install it from the testing repository:

flatpak install --user https://dl.flathub.org/build-repo/27307/org.gnome.Hamster.flatpakref

[rabin-io]

Thank you, @bbhtt

[rabin-io]

@bbhtt The icon is more broken now on the site, do you know to fix it?

[bbhtt]

@bbhtt The icon is more broken now on the site, do you know to fix it?

Can you trigger a build from here https://buildbot.flathub.org/#/apps/org.gnome.Hamster? Looks like @barthalion triggered one but it failed. I'm not sure why because there were no changes after my PR and his build and mine passed.
I need to look up the E filters-but-no-output error reported there.

If it passes and is published, the icon will be updated. It might take some time for the icon to update because of CDN caching etc.

I don't see anything that I did wrong. This at least fixes the remote icon issue, previously it was the placeholder image ie. the new flathub logo. But for some reason the actual icon is gone from flathub server.

[bbhtt]

Hmm looks like they switched the program, it was using appstream-compose for the old builds but for the new ones it is using appstreamcli compose

[bbhtt]

I asked about the issue in #flatpak:matrix.org. The change is causing other builds to fail as well.

I did a bunch of tinkering with the upstream app data file: bbhtt/hamster@f5ce15f

The duplicate provides tag was making appstreamcli validate fail locally, rest of the changes are made by appstream-util upgrade.

The only thing that makes appstreamcli compose work is if I change the id tag there to match the Flatpak id.

I copied the directory build/export/share to .flatpak-builder/rofiles/rofiles-xxxxxx/files, then ran appstreamcli compose locally:

appstreamcli compose --prefix=/ --origin=org.gnome.Hamster '--components=org.gnome.Hamster,org.gnome.Hamster.desktop' .flatpak-builder/rofiles/rofiles-FsDHqw/files
Automatically selected '.flatpak-builder/rofiles/rofiles-FsDHqw/files' as data output location.
Only accepting components: org.gnome.Hamster, org.gnome.Hamster.desktop
Processing directory: .flatpak-builder/rofiles/rofiles-FsDHqw/files
Composing metadata...
Success!