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Opened May 06, 2019 by Marincia Catalin@cata0309

"Open in terminal" does not open a terminal in Flatpak version

I recently downloaded the Builder App from the Flatpak following the given instructions

Screenshot_from_2019-05-06_23-06-18

Screenshot_from_2019-05-06_23-06-24

I must say that the terminal was open by me and not by Gnome Builder

Steps to reproduce : Go to the file manager to the folder where you want to open the terminal, click right click and choose the Open in terminal Expected behaviour: It should pop up, open a terminal to the folder that you right clicked on Actual behavior: It doesn't open any terminals.

Additional notes: If you open a random terminal and open Builder App with the command given at the bottom of the flatpak application page,Source :** flatpak run org.gnome.Builder** you can see what happens under the hood and if you try the steps to reproduce the issue again, to open a folder in terminal you get the message from the second picture.

In short terms :open in terminal command is not doing anything

I tried both system and user installs, but the same behaviour appears, I rebooted after installation, the installation was clean

Edited May 06, 2019 by Andre Klapper
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Reference: GNOME/gnome-builder#909