Is it safe to upgrade from 26.11 now?

[Amandaville]

Checklist

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• I have read the FAQ and my problem isn't listed.
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• This issue contains only one bug.

Affected version

26.11

Device Type

Smart TV/Box

Affected Android

Nvidia Shield

Steps to reproduce the bug

I have not upgraded since 26.11 because there has been a warning message instructing users to not upgrade if everything is working. I feel like I am getting way behind on versions but I don't want to break my installation either. Can someone please clarify if it is safe to upgrade now or should I keep using 26.11?

Actual behavior

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Additional information

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[wwwizzarrdry]

I don't know the specifics of your system, but 27.03 has been working fine for me with my Nvidia Shield.

Here is version 26.11-Stable for reference:
https://github.com/yuliskov/SmartTube/releases/tag/26.11s

[Amandaville]

The nice thing is that it's easy to reinstall a previous version of you have issues. SmartTube also lets you backup/restore your config if you have made extensive changes to the default settings.

I've never had any luck rolling back to earlier versions. I've tried several methods and they always refuse to install.

[walidjami]

So is it safe to upgrade now or not? I'm in the same boat, using version 26.03

[Amandaville]

So is it safe to upgrade now or not? I'm in the same boat, using version 26.03

I took a chance and upgraded. The latest beta has been working mostly okay for me but I did have to reboot my Nvidia Shield twice in the last two days because SmartTube stopped working properly. I would have waited to upgrade since I didn't have any problems with 26.11 but nobody from the admin team bothered to reply with their opinion on the matter so I gave it a shot. My opinion is to wait until someone clearly announces that it's safe to upgrade.