Closed fortin closed 1 year ago
mas version
system_profiler SPSoftwareDataType -detailLevel mini
brew install mas (homebrew-core)
brew install mas
Instead of listing the apps with pending updates available, mas outdated returns:
mas outdated
1540160809 OneTab (1.57 -> 1.68) 1568262835 Super Agent (2.9.3 -> 2.9.4) 288545208 Instapaper (8.2.1 -> 8.3.1) 1136220934 Infuse (7.5.5 -> 7.5.6) 1365531024 1Blocker (4.1.13 -> 5.3.6) 409183694 Keynote (13.0 -> 13.1) 1346247457 Endel (4.29.2 -> 4.31) 899247664 TestFlight (3.3.0 -> 3.3.2) 1435957248 Drafts (39.1 -> 39.2)
None of these apps have pending updates in the App Store. The number of apps on that list has been increasing for the past few weeks.
The installed versions of those apps are the ones to the left of ->.
Steps to reproduce the behavior:
All I need to do to reproduce it is run mas outdated and see if there are any updates available in the App Store, but YMMV.
mas outdated should only display apps for which there are updates available in the App Store.
See above.
Did it work in a previous version?
No. I started using mas in March 2023, and came across this bug then.
mas
Duplicate of #491?
Yes, missed that one. I'll close this.
Your Environment
mas version
: 1.8.6system_profiler SPSoftwareDataType -detailLevel mini
): 13.4mas Install Method
brew install mas
(homebrew-core)Describe the Bug
Instead of listing the apps with pending updates available,
mas outdated
returns:None of these apps have pending updates in the App Store. The number of apps on that list has been increasing for the past few weeks.
The installed versions of those apps are the ones to the left of ->.
To Reproduce
Steps to reproduce the behavior:
All I need to do to reproduce it is run
mas outdated
and see if there are any updates available in the App Store, but YMMV.Expected Behavior
mas outdated
should only display apps for which there are updates available in the App Store.Actual Behavior
See above.
Additional Context
No. I started using
mas
in March 2023, and came across this bug then.