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Updater incorrectly pulled in arm release on intel device #51
I added that in a while ago where it downloads the file based on arch, but the very first release with these changes required a manual download as the old updater code didn't know how to handle it.
Going forward it should work fine though as the 3.1.3 updater code knows how to pull the correct architecture file.
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Version 3.1.1 was the auto updated one (I rarely use it, rarely need to use it)
Screenshot from Sonoma Backup SSD (not yet updated)
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Date : lundi 10 novembre 2025 à 18:05
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Objet : Re: [alienator88/Sentinel] Updater incorrectly pulled in arm release on intel device (Issue #51)
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What version did you update from?
I added that in a while ago where it downloads the file based on arch, but the very first release with these changes required a manual download as the old updater code didn't know how to handle it.
Going forward it should work fine though as the 3.1.3 updater code knows how to pull the correct architecture file.
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That makes sense.
So version 3.1.3 is the one that introduced the arm/intel download option.
Going forward with next updates, you won't run into this issue anymore since you're on the latest updater code logic.
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alienator88 commentedon Nov 10, 2025
What version did you update from?
I added that in a while ago where it downloads the file based on arch, but the very first release with these changes required a manual download as the old updater code didn't know how to handle it.
Going forward it should work fine though as the 3.1.3 updater code knows how to pull the correct architecture file.
matxpa commentedon Nov 10, 2025
alienator88 commentedon Nov 10, 2025
That makes sense.
So version 3.1.3 is the one that introduced the arm/intel download option.
Going forward with next updates, you won't run into this issue anymore since you're on the latest updater code logic.