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  • Using 6.6.0 but Update/Next shows next version as 6.6.0 rc4

    scott47

    By scott47

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    This is truly just an annoyance and not causing any problems but when I goto to updates and choose next, I'm shown 6.6.0-rc4.  I'm using 6.6.0 so going back to rc4 would be the prior, not the next release (at least I think it is)🙂

     

    I only notice this when I'm checking to see if there is any new update out that I should look at.

     

    Thanks for all your hard work!!

    Scott

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    itimpi

    I believe this is expected behavior (albeit not very intuitive) as it the most recent ‘Next’ release.  Changing it to ‘stable’ would show the 6.6.0 release.

     

    A number of other people have commented that the most recent release should always be shown as otherwise some people may not realise they should update and will remain on the last rc that predates the stable release.

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