[00:00] is there a way a snap can suppress the app awareness? [00:09] oh ignore-running: true [00:32] PR snapcraft#3835 closed: Fix gnome extension g-ir-scanner PYTHONPATH [03:19] PR snapd#11963 closed: tests: make more robust the files check in preseed-core20 test [03:24] PR snapd#11849 closed: tests: enable centos-9 [07:59] howdy! just trying to look into UC, but can't get beyond snapcraft login. already following the troubleshooting according to https://snapcraft.io/docs/snapcraft-authentication, but gnome-keyring-daemon --unlock just silently blocks forever. any pointers? dev box is a headleass 22.04 on amd64 [09:51] I want to override an environment variable of a snap application [09:51] without rebuilding it? [11:41] mncheckm: hi! I think you can use unsquashfs to unpack it, then modify the meta/snap.yaml file and repack it using "snap pack" [13:44] mardy: mncheckm: while yes you can unsquash a snap and edit it before repacking it and installing it with --dangerous but that will kill automatic updating from the store when the developer updates there - if it's your own snap then I'd suggest to just rebuild it with snapcraft but you can do it with unsquash+edit+resquash [14:01] diddledani, thanks [14:02] so there is no way to pass environment variables into snap run? [14:02] or equivalent [14:03] if the variable you want to set isn't overridden by the snap itself then it should pick it up from the host - e.g. via exporting it into a shell's environment first or using the `env` command to set it as part of the commandline [15:12] PR snapd#11951 closed: tests: add executions for ubuntu 22.04 [15:17] PR snapd#11965 opened: tests: use overlayfs for interfaces-opengl-nvidia test [15:17] PR snapd#11966 opened: tests: update fake-netplan-apply test for 22.04 [18:43] PR snapcraft#3839 closed: elf: add elf file handler class [23:18] PR snapcraft#3840 opened: elf: add handling and patching helpers