The system is telling me I have an update to install. When i try, nothing happens and i see this in the log file. :
WARNING (MainThread) [supervisor.homeassistant.core] Version 2021.2.0b0 is already installed
Core Version core-2021.2.0
Newest Version core-2021.2.0b0
Core
Version
core-2021.2.0
Newest Version
core-2021.2.0b0
Host Operating System | Home Assistant OS 5.10
-- | --
Update Channel | beta
Version | supervisor-2021.01.8
Docker Version | 19.03.13
Disk Total | 28.6 GB
Disk Used | 6.1 GB
Healthy | true
Supported | true
Board | rpi4-64
Supervisor API | ok
Version API | ok
Installed Add-ons | File editor (5.1.0), Visual Studio Code (2.8.2), WireGuard (0.4.0), TasmoAdmin (0.13.1), ZeroTier One (0.8.0), Terminal & SSH (8.10.0)
configuration.yaml```# Configure a default setup of Home Assistant (frontend, api, etc)
default_config:
tts:
group: !include groups.yaml
automation: !include automations.yaml
script: !include scripts.yaml
scene: !include scenes.yaml
sensor:
## Traceback/Error logs
<!--
If you come across any trace or error logs, please provide them.
-->
21-01-28 21:24:35 WARNING (MainThread) [supervisor.homeassistant.core] Version 2021.2.0b0 is already installed
```
I have rebooted the HA.
Same issue, proxmox install. Host reboot, still persists
Same here
I have a similar issue when trying to update to v2021.2.0b1.
Apparently v2021.2.0b0 installed itself as v2021.2.0:

Supervisor goes bananas uses lots of memory! tries to leave the beta channel, but nothing happens

@ludeeus Great!
But how do we achieve updating now? Any beta and the final 2021.2.0 version will not install due to the wrong version-number.
Or is there a work-around available?
The "Restart Supervisor" button in the UI or ha su restart
@ludeeus Is there a way to force-update Core to a certain version via CLI? I tried updating to v2021.2.0b1 via CLI but it says it's already installed but when I previously performed the installation I'm pretty sure it did not update (to ...b1).
Restart SU first
Yes I did, ah now the update message is gone, apparently v...b1 did installl correctly.
Thanks!
Thanks for the update, "Restart Supervisor" and it now looks good.
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Same issue, proxmox install. Host reboot, still persists