Fedora 41 Beta, when opening gnome-software, only shows installed software. Cannot search for applications. DNF does work, and does provide updates, and can install new applications. Attaching output of: ~~~ gnome-software --verbose &> gnome-software.log ~~~ Reproducible: Always Steps to Reproduce: 1.pkill gnome-software (or reboot) 2.open "software" 3.no apps show Actual Results: Upon opening, the message "No App Data Found" is presented Expected Results: Show the gnome-software store
Created attachment 2052223 [details] output of gnome-software logs
I believe this can be closed. But I am providing what I did to fix this in case anyone else comes across this issue with F41: ~~~ pkill gnome-software sudo appstreamcli refresh-cache --force sudo appstreamcli refresh --force <<<<< not sure if needed but did it anyway pkcon repair ~~~ After doing the above, RPMs, Flatpaks, and Bios updates returned to gnome-software. More importantly, this also fixed an issue I was having where I could not see my bios update via fwupdmgr. I will keep this open for the Fedora team to review.
Thanks for a bug report. I believe this is bug #2318784, no idea why would appstreamcli changes help, because there had been found it is due to incorrect libxmlb release. Maybe you've received a correct version before/while/after running the commands and restarted gnome-software used the fixed libxmlb? In any case, I mark this as a duplicate of the other bug. *** This bug has been marked as a duplicate of bug 2318784 ***