I'm in the habit of running the Gnome Software updater when I power up
and login every morning on my stone-stock and fully up-to-date F37
machines, as it generally sees a half-dozen updates on average every
day. I do not normally use the CLI dnf update mechanism, as it is more
cumbersome. I've been noticing lately when I switch to the updates
panel, that it reports that everything is up-to-date, checked just now.
I have 4 machines exhibiting this same incorrect behaviour. If I click
the recheck button to check again, I see the updates that it is missing
without manual intervention. So, there is a faulty short-circuit
somewhere in it, and there is clearly a bug in the normal update path in
this package.
Is there an unreleased or in-test fix for this defect? Or am I the
first reporter of this fault and a bugzilla is required? How many
people are missing critical security updates because of this fault? Is
this error corrected in F39?
--
John Mellor
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