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[GH-ISSUE #5801] [bug]: Cannot update desktop app with error "os error 13" on Arch Linux #2267
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Originally created by @Lisovsky-UwU on GitHub (Jan 24, 2026).
Original GitHub issue: https://github.com/hoppscotch/hoppscotch/issues/5801
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Platform
Desktop App
Browser
Chrome
Operating System
Linux
Bug Description
What happened?
When i'm trying to update my desktop app on Arch Linux with Hyprland i get permission denied (os error 13). It's downloading update but when app trying it to install it's throw error.
When i'm click "Try again" it's just start app with old version. When i run app it's repeated again
I was expecting a successful update installation.
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Logs
In logs there no errors
Additional details
I install hoppscotch app from AUR (https://aur.archlinux.org/packages/hoppscotch-bin)
My arch info:
Hyprland info:
Deployment Type
Hoppscotch Cloud
Version
25.12.0
@CuriousCorrelation commented on GitHub (Jan 27, 2026):
Hi @Lisovsky-UwU, this is an issue for the AUR package rather than the app itself. We currently don't support linux repo distributions (it is on our roadmap!) ourselves. Any packages on the community (AUR) is managed by the community.
Although from what I can tell, with AUR on Arch Linux, you shouldn't be using app's internal updater tools, all updates to the package should come from the AUR repo using
pacmanor any other package manager you have on your system. Hence auto-updater may not work.If you'd like to have latest version, you may need to install the
.AppImageversion directly from our website.