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7c05c57... by Michael Webster on 2022-12-16

Fix flatpak end-of-lifed-with-rebase signal.

This will flag apps that try to install unsupported runtimes.

For now, just allow them if there's no newer runtime to use.

83427f3... by Michael Webster on 2022-12-16

installer: Clean up logging.

mintupdate will rely on communication over stdout, so make sure
there's no extra noise.

7d01ec2... by Clement Lefebvre <email address hidden> on 2022-12-15

2.2.4

7615cd7... by Michael Webster on 2022-12-13

Don't store an empty appstream component, otherwise it will never
be checked again.

d845884... by Michael Webster on 2022-12-13

cache: Don't destroy existing cache if it's for a specific package
type.

5aab78d... by Michael Webster on 2022-12-09

installer: Remove some useless code.

9ae20a5... by Michael Webster on 2022-12-09

Fix progress and error handling.

- Don't try to turn the flatpak progress dialog into an error
  dialog - just use a common error popup.
- Give the error dialog a title.
- Fix handling of various error states - some of the flatpak changes
  broke apt error handling as well.
- apt: make sure progress is sent to the main loop
- flatpak updates: if an operation fails, log it and continue with the
  remaining ones
- Don't log cancelled updates.

e99ffc0... by Michael Webster on 2022-12-09

flatpak: Implement FlatpakTransaction:add-remote and finish
implementing :end-of-life-with-rebase.

add-remote is informational, it should take care of itself with
authentication, but the EOL signal needs to be handled or else
it will break operations.

fc303c8... by Michael Webster on 2022-12-09

flatpak: Handle a case where a new package must be installed
during an update.

6efb43e... by Michael Webster on 2022-12-08

flatpak: Add logging for update operations.

This doesn't actually write, it just collects operation info for
the session to be retrieved by the 'user' (like mintupdate).