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Creating a Flatpak of an application that is already packaged in Fedora involves two steps. First you need to create a module for the application. This module will be used to rebuild the application RPM and RPMs. Then you need to create a container out of the module. In the Fedora context, flatpaks are just another form of container, and are handled very similar to the Docker containers used for server applications.
Just as for packages, the instructions for building modules and containers are stored in git on src.fedoraproject.org and builds are coordinated by koji.fedoraproject.org. The flatpak for a an application can be found on src.fedoraprojec.org in the repository `flatpaks/<application>`; this git repository contains two files: `<application>.yaml`, which defines the contents of the module, and `container.yaml`, which defines how the module is turned into a Flatpak container.
Just as for packages, the instructions for building modules and containers are stored in git on src.fedoraproject.org and builds are coordinated by koji.fedoraproject.org. The flatpak for a an application can be found on src.fedoraproject.org in the repository `flatpaks/<application>`; this git repository contains two files: `<application>.yaml`, which defines the contents of the module, and `container.yaml`, which defines how the module is turned into a Flatpak container.
== Setup