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Updating from inside the app works again. On 0.0.7 the update would appear, "Update now"
would say it had worked, and the next launch would still be on the old version — with the app
then reporting no updates. 0.0.7 asked for one extra system permission, and Flatpak refuses to
install an update that wants more access than the version you already have. That permission is
gone, so 0.0.6 and 0.0.7 can both update to this release normally.
Deckback no longer claims an update succeeded before it has. The confirmation appeared the
instant you pressed the button, whatever happened afterwards. It now waits for the real answer
and tells you which one it got: installed, already up to date, or failed and why. If an update
ever is refused for needing new permissions, Deckback now says so and gives you the one command
that fixes it.
"No update is currently available" is gone. Deckback never checked at startup — it waits for
the system to announce one, which happens about every half hour — so that line was a guess
presented as a fact, and read as "your update already installed". It now says what it actually
knows.
Added
Check for updates. A button in Settings ▸ Updates that asks right now instead of waiting
for the next automatic check, and tells you if you are already on the latest version.
The changelog is readable. Release notes were cut off after a few lines with no way to scroll
them. In the Updates tab, ↑/↓ now scroll the notes and ←/→ move between the buttons; the
hint bar at the bottom says so. Deckback also shows what changed in the version you are running,
not only in one you have not installed yet.