Error

class Error

Error codes for library functions.

Methods

class Error
quark() int

Fields

class Error
ABORTED

The transaction was aborted (returned True in operation-error signal).

ALREADY_INSTALLED

App/runtime/remote is already installed

AUTHENTICATION_FAILED

An authentication operation failed, for example, no correct password was supplied. (Since: 1.7.3)

DIFFERENT_REMOTE

The App/Runtime is already installed, but from a different remote.

DOWNGRADE

The pulled commit is a downgrade, and a downgrade wasn’t specifically allowed. (Since: 1.0)

EXPORT_FAILED

Exporting data failed. (Since: 1.0.3)

INVALID_DATA

Invalid data. (Since: 1.0.3)

INVALID_NAME

Application, runtime or remote name is invalid. (Since: 1.0.3)

INVALID_REF

A ref could not be parsed. (Since: 1.0.3)

NEED_NEW_FLATPAK

The App/Runtime needs a more recent version of flatpak.

NOT_AUTHORIZED

An operation tried to access a ref, or information about it that it was not authorized. For example, when succesfully authenticating with a server but the user doesn’t have permissions for a private ref. (Since: 1.7.3)

NOT_CACHED

Cached data was requested, but it was not available. (Since: 1.4.0)

NOT_INSTALLED

App/runtime is not installed

ONLY_PULLED

App/runtime was only pulled into the local repository but not installed.

OUT_OF_SPACE

More disk space needed. (Since: 1.2.0)

PERMISSION_DENIED

An operation was not allowed by the administrative policy. For example, an app is not allowed to be installed due to not complying with the parental controls policy. (Since: 1.5.1)

REF_NOT_FOUND

The specified ref was not found. (Since: 1.4.0)

REMOTE_NOT_FOUND

The specified remote was not found.

REMOTE_USED

Remote can’t be uninstalled. (Since: 1.0.3)

RUNTIME_NOT_FOUND

A runtime needed for the app was not found.

RUNTIME_USED

Runtime can’t be uninstalled. (Since: 1.0.3)

SETUP_FAILED

Sandbox setup failed. (Since: 1.0.3)

SKIPPED

The App/Runtime install was skipped due to earlier errors.

UNTRUSTED

Missing GPG key or signature. (Since: 1.0.3)

WRONG_USER

An operation is being attempted by the wrong user (such as root operating on a user installation). (Since: 1.2.0)