It may be tricky to reliably check whether the user's package manager is correctly picking up the repo (what about custom repos?). Maybe we should just delay the notification by a week or so to catch these cases while at the same time not annoying people who update via package manager?
Could we just get this annoying notification out, instead of a number on top of the gear, how about just show a bubble and disappear?
Users are clever enough to control their version, if I specifically choose to use old version, I think I still have the rights to TURN THE NOTIFICATION OFF!
I'm using Fedora 27 and getting bugged to install VSCode 1.19.3 from my version 1.19.2, but dnf clean all && dnf update says nothing to do.
Closing as out of scope, you can always disable the updates in the settings which might work better if you periodically update via a software manager. Set update mode to manual.
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It may be tricky to reliably check whether the user's package manager is correctly picking up the repo (what about custom repos?). Maybe we should just delay the notification by a week or so to catch these cases while at the same time not annoying people who update via package manager?