I wrote previously about debugging a broken x16emu snap. In short, something went wonky with ld. I started a thread on the snapcraft forum and Ken VanDine came to my assistance with an answer and a pull request.
I grabbed that pr, and it did indeed build successfully..
$ snapcraft --use-lxd
Launching instance...
Executed: pull alsa-pulseaudio
Executed: pull gnome/sdk
Executed: pull x16-roms
Executed: pull x16-emulator
Executed: build alsa-pulseaudio
Executed: build gnome/sdk
Executed: build x16-roms
Executed: skip pull x16-roms (already ran)
Executed: skip build x16-roms (already ran)
Executed: stage x16-roms (required to build 'x16-emulator')
Executed: skip pull alsa-pulseaudio (already ran)
Executed: skip build alsa-pulseaudio (already ran)
Executed: stage alsa-pulseaudio (required to build 'x16-emulator')
Executed: build x16-emulator
Executed: skip stage alsa-pulseaudio (already ran)
Executed: stage gnome/sdk
Executed: skip stage x16-roms (already ran)
Executed: stage x16-emulator
Executed: prime alsa-pulseaudio
Executed: prime gnome/sdk
Executed: prime x16-roms
Executed: prime x16-emulator
Executed parts lifecycle
Generated snap metadata
Created snap package x16emu_b16509b_amd64.snap
Even better, it’s smaller. The build I had in the store was 6MB in size:
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