| 2023-04-21 19:50:20 |
Robert P. J. Day |
description |
I think it would be useful if there was some way to ask the question, "What plugs and slots are defined for snap X?" For instance, if I run:
$ snap connections ubuntu-frame
Interface Plug Slot Notes
content - ubuntu-frame:ubuntu-frame-diagnostic -
content[graphics-core20] ubuntu-frame:graphics-core20 mesa-core20:graphics-core20 -
hardware-observe ubuntu-frame:hardware-observe :hardware-observe -
login-session-control ubuntu-frame:login-session-control - -
network-bind ubuntu-frame:network-bind :network-bind -
opengl ubuntu-frame:opengl :opengl -
wayland - ubuntu-frame:wayland -
x11 ubuntu-frame:x11 :x11
I can see that ubuntu-frame has a slot for wayland, but it would be more convenient if I could just ask, "What plugs and slots are defined by ubuntu-frame?" It seems as if "snap info" still has lots of room to display more info if one uses "--verbose", would it be hard to add this info to the output? |
I think it would be useful if there was some way to ask the question, "What plugs and slots are defined for snap X?" For instance, if I run:
```
$ snap connections ubuntu-frame
Interface Plug Slot Notes
content - ubuntu-frame:ubuntu-frame-diagnostic -
content[graphics-core20] ubuntu-frame:graphics-core20 mesa-core20:graphics-core20 -
hardware-observe ubuntu-frame:hardware-observe :hardware-observe -
login-session-control ubuntu-frame:login-session-control - -
network-bind ubuntu-frame:network-bind :network-bind -
opengl ubuntu-frame:opengl :opengl -
wayland - ubuntu-frame:wayland -
x11 ubuntu-frame:x11 :x11
```
I can see that ubuntu-frame has a slot for wayland, but it would be more convenient if I could just ask, "What plugs and slots are defined by ubuntu-frame?" It seems as if "snap info" still has lots of room to display more info if one uses "--verbose", would it be hard to add this info to the output? |
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