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Old apps / stale apps categorized as "New Apps" or "Recently Updated Apps" #1361

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ifeeltiredboss opened this issue Apr 22, 2023 · 4 comments

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@ifeeltiredboss
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ifeeltiredboss commented Apr 22, 2023

  1. Bookworm - latest entry in Changelog is from 3 yrs ago, displayed in Recently Updated Apps, video
  2. Adobe Reader - latest entry in Changelog is from 10 yrs ago, displayed in New Apps, video

Not really sure how to approach no. 2 because it is displayed as New App just because it was submitted to Flathub recently. However, it looks out of place imho :)

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puelp commented Apr 22, 2023

The first happens when a library or a runtime or something behind-the-scenes in the Flathub version/build was updated, even if the app itself hasn't been updated in years.

It's not really a functional error, but rather a cosmetic one. There should definitely be a message or something that informs users of that, instead of leaving them confused as @ifeeltiredboss was.

The second one is only a problem because the page is titled "New Apps". It should really be titled "Recently Added" as the URL (https://flathub.org/apps/collection/recently-added/1) already is.

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razzeee commented Apr 22, 2023

The first happens when a library or a runtime or something behind-the-scenes in the Flathub version/build was updated, even if the app itself hasn't been updated in years.

It can also happen, when the app updates, but they don't put anything into the release metadata.

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razzeee commented Jun 7, 2023

The second one should be addressed by #1564

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razzeee commented Jul 12, 2023

I don't think there is much we can do on the website. It might be nice to add a build timestamp into the appstream, but that would have to happen in flat-manager or somewhere earlier in the stack.

I will close this here.

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