Hi Vincent, if I understand it correctly, this command scans the inserted media for snapd assertions and imports them.
It's still not clear to me what's happening: even if you are running on a classic system, the "auto-import is disabled on classic" is just a notification and not an error: the program still exits with a 0 exist status. Yet, in the logs you provided, it appears as if the exist status is 1. Could it be that the error is not coming from "snap auto-import", but rather from the "unshare" command?
Can you please try to manually edit the file (after making a copy of it!) and change the RUN line into
Hi Vincent, if I understand it correctly, this command scans the inserted media for snapd assertions and imports them.
It's still not clear to me what's happening: even if you are running on a classic system, the "auto-import is disabled on classic" is just a notification and not an error: the program still exits with a 0 exist status. Yet, in the logs you provided, it appears as if the exist status is 1. Could it be that the error is not coming from "snap auto-import", but rather from the "unshare" command?
Can you please try to manually edit the file (after making a copy of it!) and change the RUN line into
RUN+ ="/usr/ bin/unshare -m /bin/echo hello"
and see if you still get those errors in the log?