Fwd: Plasma 5.17 beta Discover system updates regression

Myriam Schweingruber myriam at kde.org
Sun Sep 22 13:20:21 BST 2019


FYI, this is now reported on both Arch and Neon, with several dozen
duplicates in this bug report: https://bugs.kde.org/show_bug.cgi?id=411286

Looks like a very serious regression to me...

Regards, Myriam

PS. the reporter is not subscribed to the mailing list, if you want to
answer him directly or want to Cc him in the answer, please act accordingly

---------- Forwarded message ---------
From: Richard Ullger <rullger at gmail.com>
Date: Sat, 21 Sep 2019 at 17:13
Subject: Plasma 5.17 beta Discover system updates regression
To: KDE Mailing List <kde at mail.kde.org>


Since upgrading to plasma 5.16.90 from the Arch kde-unstable repo, Discover
is
checking for system updates by default and I cannot find where to disable
this
behaviour. I've checked in Autostart and Background Services in System
Settings -> Startup and Shutdown and in system tray settings.

I had system updates disabled in 5.16.5 by clearing the checkbox for
updates
in System Tray Settings -> General -> Extra Items but that checkbox is no
longer there.

I had packagekit installed from previous trials so uninstalled it. Although
I
am no longer actively notified of system updates by Discover, 'Updates'
still
appears on the system tray Status and Notifications panel that appears when
clicking on the system tray up-arrow and the tool tip shows System up to
date,
even when it is not.

The update notification comes from DiscoverNotifier but I haven't been able
to
see where such a service is activated, including in systemd.

Discover system updates is unusable in an Arch system. It suppresses pacman
feedback and pollutes the pacman.log with countless [PACKAGEKIT]
synchronizing
package lists messages.

Is there a way to truly disable this service?

Regards,

Richard





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