Summary
Executor’s dashboard can show an update notification for the exact version that is already installed.
In my case, the sidebar showed:
Update available
v1.6.0
But the installed CLI version was already:
Steps to reproduce
-
Install or update Executor to the latest release.
-
Confirm the installed version:
-
Start Executor and open the dashboard.
-
Observe the Update available card in the sidebar.
Actual behaviour
The dashboard says an update to v1.6.0 is available even though executor -v reports 1.6.0.
The suggested update command also appears to target the same installed version.
Expected behaviour
The update notification should only appear when the available release is newer than the running/installed Executor version.
If the installed version is already current, the dashboard should not display an update card.
Notes
This may be caused by a version-normalisation or comparison issue, such as comparing:
- installed version:
1.6.0
- release version:
v1.6.0
These should be treated as the same semantic version.
Screenshot

Summary
Executor’s dashboard can show an update notification for the exact version that is already installed.
In my case, the sidebar showed:
But the installed CLI version was already:
Steps to reproduce
Install or update Executor to the latest release.
Confirm the installed version:
executor -vStart Executor and open the dashboard.
Observe the Update available card in the sidebar.
Actual behaviour
The dashboard says an update to
v1.6.0is available even thoughexecutor -vreports1.6.0.The suggested update command also appears to target the same installed version.
Expected behaviour
The update notification should only appear when the available release is newer than the running/installed Executor version.
If the installed version is already current, the dashboard should not display an update card.
Notes
This may be caused by a version-normalisation or comparison issue, such as comparing:
1.6.0v1.6.0These should be treated as the same semantic version.
Screenshot