Remnant of Dev channel update still shows after reinstalling Stable channel.
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I installed an app yesterday, called headline. Just now, I went into the Open Store app and it showed one update was available. I applied it. Then I went to System Settings >> Updates to see if headline would show as a recent update - it's not even there. I still have this screen:
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@opolork IIRC updates applied from the OpenStore will not then show in Updates in System Settings as recently updated. Updates only shows available updates when you open it. If you have used OpenStore to update apps then nothing is available and will not show so there is nothing to worry about. As a check see what the latest version of headline is available and check that against the version showing in your Apps.
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@lakotaubp Ok, thanks.
Yes, I'm on the latest headline version (1.0.2).
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I just applied 2 updates for headline & invidious. The updates show in the Open Store app but don't show in System Settings >> Updates. So my only way to apply the updates was via the Open Store app.
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@opolork Updates in System Settings are only for the the OS. Application updates only appear in the App Store.
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@cliffcoggin
No, some apps appear to update in update settings when available on the open store, like you can see on @Opolork screenshot above, but need to "search update" first. -
@keneda said in Remnant of Dev channel update still shows after reinstalling Stable channel.:
@cliffcoggin
No, some apps appear to update in update settings when available on the open store, like you can see on @Opolork screenshot above, but need to "search update" first.Exactly.
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@opolork
In the system settings you'll see the update made directly from there.
So try this next time.
If you see an update from the open store, then do NOT apply it.
Go to the settings, it should appear there too and you can trigger the install too.
I bet you'll see a new entry after the update.I don't know if it works for any app, but I bet it doesn't make a difference which app it is.
If someone tries this ; let us know
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@applee said in Remnant of Dev channel update still shows after reinstalling Stable channel.:
I don't know if it works for any app, but I bet it doesn't make a difference which app it is.
I don't know if it should work for any app but when i made post above, i had the corona app ready for an update on the openstore, so i tested not upgrading from store and searched it in settings app instead, but this update never prompted on system settings no matter how many refreshs i made.
Maybe an issue here.
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@keneda Not all app updates appear in the Settings. The proper place to update apps is in the Open Store anyhow, or at least it should be, imho.
App updates appearing in the Settings or no are not related to the original issue the OP raised. So discussing these is better done in a separate thread.
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Hi AppLee.
I tried that the last time. I saw the 2 updates in the Open Store app. Then closed it and went to the System Settings update section - they were no there.
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@opolork
So there is something to differenciate them, but I don't know what.
Usually I do what @arubislander suggests. It's simple this way
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I used to think it was apps directly connected to and installed with the OS that appeared in System Settings, Updates. All others in OpenStore. Still this is all a way off from the original topic now.
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I expected to see the OTA-20 update in the System Settings updates today. Can others see it? I hope my OTA-20 is not being blocked somehow from the old 'Ubuntu Touch Version 2105' update.
How can you trust that an app really won't send some company your location data, when you tell it not to? The only way you can trust a program not to do something it isn't supposed to do is if it is free software. ~ RMS
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@opolork Please read the blog for details https://ubports.com/blog/ubports-news-1/post/ubuntu-touch-ota-20-release-3790#
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@opolork Have patience. It may take a week before it is pushed to you.
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@lakotaubp said in Remnant of Dev channel update still shows after reinstalling Stable channel.:
@opolork Please read the blog for details https://ubports.com/blog/ubports-news-1/post/ubuntu-touch-ota-20-release-3790#
Hi. How do I turn on ADB access?
How can you trust that an app really won't send some company your location data, when you tell it not to? The only way you can trust a program not to do something it isn't supposed to do is if it is free software. ~ RMS
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@opolork You need adb and fastboot installed on your pc/laptop. If you are running linux there are terminal commands, if windows 15 sec adb from xda developers installed system wide. Probably best if you switch on developer mode on your phone in System, Settings, About. Then connect your phone to pc with usb cable and grant permission in the pop box.
Linux terminal commands entre one at atime
Sudo apt update
sudo add-apt-repository ppa:phablet-team/tools && sudo apt-get update
sudo apt-get install android-tools-adb android-tools-fastboot -
@opolork
Just wait for the update to reach your device via OTA... -
@keneda Yes, I'll wait.
