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# `snap restart -reload snap.app`) the service is restarted instead. # In the absence of this, when asked to reload (e.g. # Command to use to ask the service to reload its configuration. # Note, the interface is not auto connected and needs to be # declared by listing a daemon-notify plug in the plugs section. # requires access to systemd notification socket, which can be

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# See the rvice manual on RestartSec for details. On-failure | on-success | on-abnormal | on-abort | always | never # See the rvice manual on Restart for details.

# Optional command to run after daemon stops. # Optional time to wait for daemon to stop. # Optional time to wait for daemon to start. Stop-mode: sigterm | sigterm-all | sighup | sighup-all | sigusr1 | sigusr1-all | sigusr2 | sigusr2-all # (when used without -all) or to all PIDs in the process group when the -all suffix is used. # Controls how the daemon should be stopped. # The mode of a socket in octal, such as `0644`. # Maps a daemon’s sockets to services and activates them. # Controls whether the daemon should be restarted during a snap refresh. # or whether startup is deferred to the snap (disabled). # Defines whether a freshly installed daemon is started automatically (enabled), # See systemd documentation for further details.ĭaemon: simple | forking | oneshot | notify # If daemon is set, the command is a daemon to run as specified. # Same details as described above, but for slots. # List of slot names this application is associated with. # interface name, more details must be declared under the top-level # If attributes are required, or the plug name does not match the

# will be granted the permissions specified for that interface. # When a plug is connected to one of these slots, the application # List of plug names the application is associated with. # Path to a bash snippet to use for tab completion. # An identifier to a desktop-id within an external appstream file. # A list of commands to be executed, in order, prior to the `command:` executable # Path to executable (relative to snap base) and arguments to use

# List of applications (commands, binaries, daemons) in the snap. # The epoch this release is intended for. For example, the following sets a requirement for # A list of features that must be supported by the core for # The base snap that defines the underlying filesystem this snap # List of architectures the snap may run on. Type: app | core | gadget | kernel | base

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# License for the snap content, based on SPDX license expressions. # More details about what is contained in the snap. # in the system (no greater/lower-than rules are ever applied to it).

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# Version of the software packed inside the snap. # An optional title for the snap, may contain uppercase letters and spaces. # snap-declaration assertion associated with the snap, if any.

The final name when the snap is installed is defined by the The following is the complete specification for the metadata in snap.yaml: # The suggested snap name, constrained to the charset and inner In fact, the simplest snap.yaml could contain as little as the following: name: simplestĪn example snap.yaml that offers an application to run is still very simple: name: simple Most of the metadata supported by snap.yaml is optional.

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That snap command file is not the actual application, but rather a link to the real application under the isolation and confinement rules of the snap’s default restricted environment, plus any allowances granted to it via the interface system. A snap is either installed and available as originally built, or it is not available at all.Īpplications declared in the snap become commands at: This method delivers fast and extremely predictable installations, with no installation remnants, and no way for a snap’s content to be mutated or interfered with. When installed, the SquashFS file for the snap is mounted read-only at the following location: See The snapcraft format for more information about the snapcraft.yaml file used to build these snaps.Ī snap is a SquashFS file carrying content alongside metadata to tell the system how it should be manipulated. This page documents the format of the built snaps.