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macOS auto-update doesn't update and instead relaunches the same version #8795
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Hi there! Missing a key piece of info for me to triage off of. What version of electron-updater are you on? This is actually the first I've heard of this issue tbh, would love to see the other issues if you're able to locate them |
My bad! Here :
I will take a look again at the issues here to try to find out where this was mentionned. |
Actually I found it, it's #6058 . I realize I haven't read the issue completely there, I might try some of the workarounds people have listed, but I still think is a bug as it didn't happen to us before recently. I've managed to reproduce it on our build machine so it's just not a few isolated users. :) I'll further comment tomorrow if I find a workaround that solves our problem. |
Thank you! I'll take a look later tonight Re: |
My bad again. It's 6.3.9. |
Kk, thanks! Out of curiosity, did you recently update your electron-updater version? (Hoping I can do a git bisect or diff to see if anything sticks out in particular) |
We did update back in october. However, we frequently update things like Electron, we're at 33.2.1 right now. |
Hello.
I've seen several issues with similar problems here while doing some research on the matter, but I can't find them anymore, so, sorry if this is a duplicate and you're already working on it.
Recently we've had macOS users reporting they couldn't update our app. The update detects a new version, downloads it, restarts, but it looks like it's not installed, and they restart with the same version they had.
During some tests, I found out that running the app from the command-line by opening a terminal and getting into the .app/Contents/MacOS folder to launch the app there... actually works? After the app shutdown, there's a user password prompt, and then the app restarts as the new version.
Some logs, but unsure if that'll help since they end at the same place. I cut the app's specific lines in the logs to keep the Updater ones only
Note : another user tried this trick but it didn't work for them.
Any help would be appreciated!
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