Hey there, I am trying to get a flutter application to work as a snap package, but the application crashes at a certain point. The application is functional when built for linux. I am using core22 with the gnome extension and the flutter plugin. When running the application as a linux application…

I managed to do the flutter build with the ‘build-override’ step rather than the flutter plugin. This successfully let me call ‘flutter build linux --debug’, rather than --release :slight_smile: The code that worked: flutter-git: source: https://github.com/flutter/flutter.git source-tag:…

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ogra December 13, 2023, 7:14pm 8

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Migrate from core20 to core22 doc

core22 support in Snapcraft 7.0 introduces new underlying layers and concepts that require some changes when migrating from core20 to core22; support for core20 and other bases is unaffected by Snapcraft 7.0. Parts Snapcraft has moved to a more general syntactical mechanism that can be used consistently across the *craft ecosystem. Most of the following changes are a reflection of that alignment. While snapcraftctl is still supported, the new craftctl is now preferred. Overriding pull overrid…

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