1FLATPAK MASK(1) flatpak mask FLATPAK MASK(1)
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6 flatpak-mask - Mask out updates and automatic installation
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9 flatpak mask [OPTION...] PATTERN...
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12 Flatpak maintains a list of patterns that define which refs are masked.
13 A masked ref will never be updated or automatically installed (for
14 example a masked extension marked auto-download will not be
15 downloaded). You can still manually install such refs, but once they
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18 The patterns are just a partial ref, with the * character matching
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21 org.some.App
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26 To list the current set of masks, run this command without any
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32 -h, --help
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35 --remove
36 Instead of adding the patterns, remove matching patterns.
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38 --user
39 Mask refs in a per-user installation.
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42 Mask refs in the default system-wide installation.
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44 --installation=NAME
45 Mask refs in a system-wide installation specified by NAME among
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55 $ flatpak mask org.broken.App
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