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'Available Updates' tab shows the currently installed script version, not the updated version #1497
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I'll need to confirm but the behavior I remember is: This is just how Firefox works. Find a restartless extension, install an old version, turn off the "Update add-ons automatically" option, and manually check for updates. You'll then see the available updates tab, and it will behave this exact way. |
I did:
This in |
As correctly pointed out on the -dev list ( https://groups.google.com/d/topic/greasemonkey-dev/2cp4VLDSjWo/discussion ) now that update handling is "fixed" to be internally consistent (as of 1.4) this bug exists again and is fixable. |
Instead make "availableUpdate" the parsed script when it was determined to be a valid update. (To support coming fix for greasemonkey#1497.)
Refs greasemonkey#1497 - Introduced bug Fixes greasemonkey#1669
One slight inconsistency here is that the version number shown for add-ons is the new version, whereas the version number shown for userscripts is the currently installed version. See this screenshot:
http://i1091.photobucket.com/albums/i383/mjh563/availableupdates.png
The YouTube userscript is being updated from 1.3.5 to 1.3.6, but shows the current version (1.3.5), whereas the add-ons that are being updated show the version they'll be updated to. For example, here Adblock Plus is being updated from 2.0.2 to 2.0.3.
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