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With the latest releases I noticed that there was no feature in Auxio that allow the user to directly update the application / download the latest APK. There is also no notification system to warn users that a new version of Auxio is available.
It would be nice to implement such a feature in the "About" section or to show a New Release notification when starting Auxio.
Problem solved
I don't think it's instinctive for everyone to go to the GitHub repository to check for updates. And, for example, if a vulnerability is fixed with a release, all users should be aware that a patch is available as soon as possible.
Other implementations
I don't know how open source music players are doing this, but if you take the example of Neko, a manga reader, there is in "About" section a button to update the app. And the application informs users of the latest releases with a pop-up when it opens.
Benefit
In this way, anyone using Auxio will be guaranteed to have their application up to date, with the latest features. Or at least be aware that a new version is available.
Duplicates
I have checked this feature request for duplicates.
I have checked that this feature is not implemented in the lastest version.
I don't think I could add this without having to break my "no internet connectivity" promise. The most I could do is add an "updates" button in the about screen. Would that be okay?
I guess yes, that would be enough. But with your "no internet connectivity" rule, it will means that the app wouldn't be able to download the latest release by itself, isn't it?
Description
With the latest releases I noticed that there was no feature in Auxio that allow the user to directly update the application / download the latest APK. There is also no notification system to warn users that a new version of Auxio is available.
It would be nice to implement such a feature in the "About" section or to show a New Release notification when starting Auxio.
Problem solved
I don't think it's instinctive for everyone to go to the GitHub repository to check for updates. And, for example, if a vulnerability is fixed with a release, all users should be aware that a patch is available as soon as possible.
Other implementations
I don't know how open source music players are doing this, but if you take the example of Neko, a manga reader, there is in "About" section a button to update the app. And the application informs users of the latest releases with a pop-up when it opens.
Benefit
In this way, anyone using Auxio will be guaranteed to have their application up to date, with the latest features. Or at least be aware that a new version is available.
Duplicates
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