• Type: Bug
• Resolution: Unresolved
• Priority: Medium
• Fix Version/s: None
• Affects Version/s: 3.0.8
• Component/s: General
• Labels:

  • installation
  • squirrel
• Environment:

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  I installed SourceTree version 2.6.10 and the version is shown in Windows Program and Features. Later, and in-app update trigger, and updated the application to version 3.0.8 as shown in the About box. But the version in Windows Program and Features is still shown as 2.6.10

  This will cause user think that their application is outdated. Also, an automated tool that checks an application version will determine that this application is also out of date.

  I would like to suggest that the in-app update perform the version update in the Windows Program and Features list as well

  Thank you

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  I installed SourceTree version 2.6.10 and the version is shown in Windows Program and Features. Later, and in-app update trigger, and updated the application to version 3.0.8 as shown in the About box. But the version in Windows Program and Features is still shown as 2.6.10 This will cause user think that their application is outdated. Also, an automated tool that checks an application version will determine that this application is also out of date. I would like to suggest that the in-app update perform the version update in the Windows Program and Features list as well Thank you

[SRCTREEWIN-10862] in-app update does not update the version in Windows Program and Feature list

Collapse comment: sharuzzaman added a comment - 22/Nov/2018 6:59 AM

sharuzzaman added a comment - 22/Nov/2018 6:59 AM

Thank you for the verification.

Looks like the case ticket is being spammed by user Steve Rolland

Expand comment: sharuzzaman added a comment - 22/Nov/2018 6:59 AM

sharuzzaman added a comment - 22/Nov/2018 6:59 AM Thank you for the verification. Looks like the case ticket is being spammed by user Steve Rolland

Collapse comment: minnsey added a comment - 21/Nov/2018 4:48 PM

minnsey added a comment - 21/Nov/2018 4:48 PM

Hi 

Thanks for reporting this, it is likely an issue with Squirrel.Windows in which case we might not be able to do much about it very quickly, or our usage of Squirrel.Windows in which case we might.

Thanks

Expand comment: minnsey added a comment - 21/Nov/2018 4:48 PM

minnsey added a comment - 21/Nov/2018 4:48 PM Hi  Thanks for reporting this, it is likely an issue with Squirrel.Windows in which case we might not be able to do much about it very quickly, or our usage of Squirrel.Windows in which case we might. Thanks