Closed strugee closed 7 months ago
To provide some context here:
NeonCore
repository, so a new release there meant an update was available.NeonCore
OR neon_debos
changes, so the dialog gets a little confusing when there's an update with a new neon_debos
version but the same NeonCore
version.NeonCore
My idea to make this better is something like:
if new_core_ver != current_core_ver:
# "Would you like to update from core version {{current}} to {{new}}?"
else:
# "Would you like to install Operating System updates?"
Description
Basically what the description says - see the speech logs in "Other notes" for clarification. This combination of utterances is confusing; it's not clear if saying "yes" to the "update from version" question will trigger a reboot or interrupt the apparently-imminent reboot.
Additionally, when the normal GUI (with clock/weather/etc.) came back up I received a notification about an update being available, this time (IIRC) with a version number. Tapping this notification gave the following utterance:
Note that the version numbers are exactly the same. Responding "yes" to this utterance triggered a device reboot. It's unclear to me whether or not this is a separate issue.
Steps to Reproduce
neon-cli
(I did this in order to type "yes" since my voice input is borked due to NeonGeckoCom/neon_debos#21)Relevant Code
No response
Other Notes
Some logs I pulled from
neon-cli
before the device rebooted (the hotwords problem is a known, unrelated problem on my network; see NeonGeckoCom/neon_debos#21):And the end of the speech logs (just the end since
neon-cli
cuts these off):I'm also happy to pull more log context if folks want - I pulled from
neon-cli
simply because it was convenient that it interleaves all the logfiles and because I already had it open.