@alan_g
Now, I got the following:
But after that, and even after I pressed Ctrl + C, My target screen surprisingly started to run the app. So, Yeah, it is now working. But I do not get what was shown on the terminal, as shown in the screenshot.
The wayland-launch script is trying to run a program called inotifywait. That comes from the package inotify-tools and should be in your snap. So ensure it is there and can be found.
1 Like
you should probably drop set -x from the production builds to not confuse users 
(or wrap it into a snapctl “debug” option or so, to only execute it when debugging)
1 Like
I should probably add -e so that errors are treated as such
1 Like