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Hass.io users end up on this page when an update is available, but then can't see what they have to do. This is because of the the updater component and the inevitable delay in updates getting into the hass.io build. This update informs users about an updates transition from HA into Hass.io, how to install it, and suggests disabling the updater component to alleviate 'notification stress'.
@mikegchambers, thanks for your PR! By analyzing the history of the files in this pull request, we identified @balloob, @pvizeli and @frenck to be potential reviewers. |
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Home Assistant updates take time to roll into the Hass.io builds. Therefore there is often a slight delay between the availability of a Home Assistant update and an update being available in Hass.io, be patient. See: [Upgrading](#upgrading) | ||
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Either this note or the "Updating" section. I would prefer the "Updating" section. Both contains the same information.
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Yep, removed this change and kept the other.
Removed 'Note' and left the upgrading section at the bottom of the page.
Yep. Removed the 'note' from the top. |
@fabaff - New to all this. Did I do that right? I tried to remove the first part of the change and keep the second bit. - Mike |
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Thanks 🐦
Description: Hass.io users end up on this page when an update is available, but then can't see what they have to do. This is because of the the updater component and the inevitable delay in updates getting into the hass.io build.
This update informs users about an updates transition from HA into Hass.io, how to install it, and suggests disabling the updater component to alleviate 'notification stress'.