Description: I am running LO ver 7.4.7.2. When I run Help/Check for Updates it reports version 7.4 is "up to date" I have just noticed in a computer magazine that version 7.6 has been released and I see on your website that version 7.5.5 is now the stable release. It appears that the new version available flag has not been set. I should also see a warning icon up in the top right corner of the window. This is absent. Steps to Reproduce: 1. Help 2. Check for Updates 3. Look in window that opens. Says "version 7.4 is up to date" Actual Results: n/a Expected Results: n/a Reproducible: Always User Profile Reset: No Additional Info: A message that version 7.5.? is available
It indicates if there's a new version of the same branch. So since there's no 7.4.8, it's expected.
I have been an LO user since version 3 and I am not sure the previous comment is correct. If this is intended behaviour how is the user supposed to know a major new stable version has been released?
If statement from comment 1 is correct I find this behavior rather unexpected. An update checker has a single purpose: check for new versions. And when a branch comes to an end it fails? That can't be right.
Steve: I understand what you mean but it seems to me it was on purpose. Let's put this one to UNCONFIRMED since there's some doubt for the moment.
Julien: thanks for re-opening. I wasn't doubting your technical assessment. Just wanted to add some user-perspective. Glad we can agree this needs evaluation.
The still/fresh status for the update checker is updated manually and I assume will be done next week when our release engineer is back.