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Type	State	Title	Project	Project_URL	Project_Version	Language	Language_Code	Authors	Copyright	License	License_Abbr	License_URL
article	draft	Maintaining a HandBrake flatpak repository	HandBrake	https://handbrake.fr/	Latest	English	en	John (j45)	2018 HandBrake Team	Creative Commons Attribution-ShareAlike 4.0 International	CC BY-SA 4.0	https://handbrake.fr/docs/license.html

Maintaining a HandBrake flatpak repository

Creating a new empty flatpak repository

This would be done once to set up the repo users update their HandBrake flatpaks from. This repo gets served via http to users.

Initialize a new repository

ostree init --mode=archive-z2 --repo=<repo-dir>

Add the new repository to your flatpak remotes

flatpak --user remote-add --gpg-import=<pub-gpg-key> <repo-name> <repo-dir>

Create a new HandBrake flatpak bundle

This may be done on a different machine than the repo.

From the HandBrake source tree, update build versions by running configure

./configure --prefix=/app --flatpak

Build flatpaks for GUI and CLI.
Results will be in build/pkg/flatpak/

cd build
make pkg.create.flatpak

Importing flatpak bundles into the repository

For each build, a GUI and CLI flatpak bundle is imported.

Import a bundle

flatpak build-import-bundle <repo-dir> <flatpak-bundle>

Update the flatpak repo index

flatpak build-update-repo --generate-static-deltas <repo-dir>

Regenerate and gpg-sign ostree summary

ostree summary --repo=<repo-dir> --gpg-sign=<key-id> -u

Check repo and application

List contents of the repo

flatpak --user remote-ls <repo-name>

Install the application (if you wish to test it)

flatpak --user install <repo-name> <app-name>