What do the numbers (e.g. 1,3) at the end of flatpak permissions desktop used apps mean?

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$ flatpak permissions desktop-used-apps
gives me e.g. these outputs:

Table Object App Permissions Data
desktop-used-apps application/pdf org.mozilla.Thunderbird org.kde.okular,2,3 0x00
desktop-used-apps application/pdf org.mozilla.firefox org.kde.okular,2,3 0x00

what does “2,3” at the end of the line mean? in connection with some other entries sometimes it is “1,3” or “3,3”.

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neither google, nor the manuals or --help nor copilot could give me an answer. the lack of documentation is quite shocking to say the least.

Thank You!

btw. how can i format text as “code” (not inline-code) on this forum?

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Empty line
Four backticks
Code
Four backticks

or four spaces, the code.

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3 backticks also works :wink:

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We do not use “code” blocks on this platform.
Instead we use preformatted text with the </> button on the toolbar, or by adding triple backquotes [ ``` ] on the line preceding the text and on the line following the text. It retains the formatting as seen on your screen.

The highlighted text is done the same but with a single backquote just before and Just following the text.

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I found this wiki entry that has some information.

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` = Shift & 2 times ` ' = Backtick

```
type or paste code here #pre formated text over more than one line
```

` Higlights text, commands as example ` # single line mostly >> Higlights text, commands as example

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well this is pointing in the right direction at least.

except ist does not work at all.

no matter what i set with
flatpak permission-set desktop-used-apps application/pdf org.mozilla.firefox org.kde.okular,0,0

the threshold will always be overwritten to 3 and the counter will always start with 0.

so i’m getting shown the application chooser 3 times and the fourth time it will automatically be the 3-times-used-handler-app.