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When I try to run the GJS GNOME Example application from GNOME Builder 3.32.4 (Flatpak'ed), I get the error:
bwrap: execvp <application-id>: No such file or directory
I tried "Clean" and "Rebuild" the project, but with no help.
This only happens for the example GJS GNOME application. The C GNOME Application seems to run fine.
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These extensions are automatically exported into a repository along with the application. Instead of exporting to a repository, the Flatpak that is produced by flatpak-builder can be automatically installed locally, using the --install option:
To enable Flathub on your system, download the repository file from the Fedora Quick Setup page, and double-click it which opens Gnome Software asking you to enable this repository on your system. After you’re done with that, you can search for Builder in Gnome Software and install it.
By default, flatpak-builder splits off translations and debug information into separate .Locale and .Debug extensions. These extensions are automatically exported into a repository along with the application.
Instead of exporting to a repository, the Flatpak that is produced by flatpak-builder can be automatically installed locally, using the --install option: This approach has the advantage of skipping the separate install step that is needed when exporting to a repository.
Found the answer myself. GNOME Builder's build directory .var/app/org.gnome.Builder/cache/gnome-builder/projects/<app-name>/builds/ turned out to be empty. I have no idea how it happened, but I solved it by restarting GNOME Builder.
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