Use a hosted release manifest to check for new packaged desktop builds and apply them after a restart.
Check the Play Store or App Store for newer native builds. Android can install in-app updates when Google Play allows it.
Store updates are only available in the packaged Android or iOS app.
Installed
{{ mobileState().currentVersion }}
Store version
{{ mobileState().availableVersion || 'Unknown' }}
Last checked
{{ mobileState().lastCheckedAt ? (mobileState().lastCheckedAt | date: 'medium') : 'Not checked yet' }}
Status
{{ mobileState().statusMessage || 'Waiting for the first store update check.' }}
Automatic updates are only available in the packaged Electron desktop app or native mobile app.
Installed
{{ state().currentVersion }}
Latest in manifest
{{ state().latestVersion || 'Unknown' }}
Target version
{{ state().targetVersion || 'Automatic' }}
Last checked
{{ state().lastCheckedAt ? (state().lastCheckedAt | date: 'medium') : 'Not checked yet' }}
Choose whether the app tracks the newest release, stays on a specific release, or turns updates off entirely.
Status
{{ state().statusMessage || 'Waiting for release information from the active server.' }}
Add one manifest URL per line. The app tries them from top to bottom and falls back to the next URL when a manifest cannot be loaded or is invalid.
{{ isUsingConnectedServerDefaults() ? 'Using connected server defaults' : 'Using saved manifest URLs' }}
When this list is empty, the app automatically uses manifest URLs reported by your configured servers.
None of your configured servers currently report a manifest URL.
}{{ state().serverBlockMessage }}
Connected server
{{ state().serverVersion || 'Not reported' }}
Required minimum
{{ state().minimumServerVersion || 'Unknown' }}
Resolved manifest URL
{{ state().manifestUrl || 'No working manifest URL has been resolved yet.' }}