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[Bug]: flatpak update takes 6 minutes to exit when it has nothing to do #5716
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Please share the output with
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here you are:
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You have the defunct I expect the long delay is the Flatpak 1.15.6 behaves the same way. Maybe a shorter timeout than 30s would be appropriate. Flatpak probably should be more verbose here by default. |
I get an error trying to remove the remote:
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It looks like one of your flatpak installations is corrupted. You can try |
The action here would be to:
Also does |
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and the repairs fail too:
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As 1- flatpak remote-delete --force gnome` should not be stopped by a semi-borked configuration, IMO it should remove what it can and especially the lines in config file 2- I don't get the logic of printing to the user "Nothing to do." when 3- The verbosity of EDIT : sorrry for the formatting, the GUI is super buggy |
For the record, I also had this issue, but I ran a $ flatpak --version
Flatpak 1.12.7
$ time flatpak update
Looking for updates…
Nothing to do.
real 0m0,645s
user 0m0,205s
sys 0m0,046s Here is my most recent
Edit: I'm not entirely sure about what happens. It looks like the first call of the day is slow while the next ones are fast. In fact when I run This is certainly due to the following line of log:
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Checklist
Flatpak version
1.12.7
What Linux distribution are you using?
Ubuntu
Linux distribution version
22.04
What architecture are you using?
x86_64
How to reproduce
Expected Behavior
Exit just after writiing "Nothing to do."
Actual Behavior
Takes more than 6 min to do so.
Additional Information
No response
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