1FLATPAK HISTORY(1) flatpak history FLATPAK HISTORY(1)
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6 flatpak-history - Show history
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9 flatpak history [OPTION...]
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12 Shows changes to the flatpak installations on the system. This includes
13 installs, updates and removals of applications and runtimes.
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15 By default, both per-user and system-wide installations are shown. Use
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18 The information for the history command is taken from the systemd
19 journal, and can also be accessed using e.g. the journalctl command.
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24 -h, --help
25 Show help options and exit.
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27 --user
28 Show changes to the user installation.
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33 --installation=NAME
34 Show changes to the installation specified by NAME among those
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39 Only show changes that are newer than the time specified by TIME.
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45 Only show changes that are older than the time specified by TIME.
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54 Print OSTree debug information during command processing.
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57 Specify what information to show about each ref. You can list
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60 Append :s[tart], :m[iddle], :e[nd] or :f[ull] to column names to
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64 The following fields are understood by the --columns option:
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91 Show the remote that is used.
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97 Show the previous commit. For pulls, this is the previous HEAD of
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101 Show the current commit. For pulls, this is the HEAD of the branch.
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104 url
105 Show the remote url
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114 Show the tool that was used.
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123 Show the list of available columns
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