Filter GNOME apps while generating Flatpak files #77
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@dar5hak thanks for looking at this! I think I would actually prefer filtering it at the homepage level so these links do still work if someone happens to click them from in AppCenter. |
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Fair point. I'll close this then. I'm not fluent in Liquid, so consider the dibs removed, but I'll try and make another PR sometime this weekend. |
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Closes #75.
The line is 113 characters long, but I don’t know the Ruby convention for where to break it. Edit if necessary.