Given that a server administrator can see that NC 12 is the latest version provided by the "stable" channel, it can be confusing that the Updater UI (and via cli) show 11.0.4 as "up to date" for stable.
On my server, Nextcloud was installed manually with the "Web Installer" from these instructions just the other day:
https://nextcloud.com/install/#instructions-server
"Web Installer for shared hosts" tab
On that page, it does properly mention that it can take up to a month before a major version becomes available through the web installer and updater. It doesn't mention when the release of 12 was, so I have no idea what a month from 12's release was.
I recommend adding that verbiage to the Updater UI and cli output. This would prevent a server admin from wondering why the Updater considers an older version of NC as "up to date".
Ideally, the Updater would indicate the actual latest version of the software (in this case 12) and indicate that it is not yet available for this particular installation.
Given that a server administrator can see that NC 12 is the latest version provided by the "stable" channel, it can be confusing that the Updater UI (and via cli) show 11.0.4 as "up to date" for stable.
On my server, Nextcloud was installed manually with the "Web Installer" from these instructions just the other day: https://nextcloud.com/install/#instructions-server "Web Installer for shared hosts" tab
On that page, it does properly mention that it can take up to a month before a major version becomes available through the web installer and updater. It doesn't mention when the release of 12 was, so I have no idea what a month from 12's release was.
I recommend adding that verbiage to the Updater UI and cli output. This would prevent a server admin from wondering why the Updater considers an older version of NC as "up to date".
Ideally, the Updater would indicate the actual latest version of the software (in this case 12) and indicate that it is not yet available for this particular installation.