SamDu

Don't recall exactly, but it was something unhelpful along the lines of, "The update failed to install. Update the plugin manually." Edit: Found it: Notification Found new Nvidia Driver v580.126.09 but a download error occurred! Please try to download the driver manually!

Apparently, the latest update failed to install. I'm showing my current version as 580.119.02 and in the available versions list, production is shown as 580.126.09. I tried downloading and installing from the plugin page, but it's telling me that the newest version is already downloaded. Will this just fix itself when the next version becomes available or should I go through whatever the process is to manually update? Thanks, Sam

I did, but I don't see 7.1.4 as an update option. Unless I'm just missing it somewhere. Just checked again and indeed, I was missing it. Didn't realize it was hidden behind the Changelog button. :) Thanks, Sam

I held off on 7.1.3 after the reports of networking issues with that release. Now that 7.1.4 is out, I'm game to update. When I click the "Update available" button, it's showing 7.1.3. Is there a way to skip 7.1.3 and go straight to 7.1.4? Is there a compelling reason to do so or a reason not to? Seems like something that should be possible. Especially in the event that a more serious issue crops up in a future update. Thanks, Sam

Super low importance, but there's a typo in the description of this plugin. It says: "This plugin installs the docker compose package on you unRAID..." It should read: "This plugin installs the docker compose package on your unRAID..."