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Test release notes notification #4023

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joaomoreno opened this issue Mar 11, 2016 · 4 comments
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Test release notes notification #4023

joaomoreno opened this issue Mar 11, 2016 · 4 comments
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Related to #3525

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A notification should now appear every time you update Code to a new version, in order to get more users to read the release notes:

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  • You should get this message every time Code updates to a new version.
  • You should not get it when you install a brand new Code.
  • Note that it is the semver version that needs to change in order to get this popup, not the commit ID.
  • The previous version is always stored in the storage key storage://global/releasenotes/lastversion. It is the value used to figure out whether an update happened, so feel free to edit this when testing.
@joaomoreno joaomoreno added this to the March 2016 milestone Mar 11, 2016
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@joaomoreno Can I help test this somehow? I see there's a storage key, but I'm not sure how to access that, to change the version number.

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Whoops, shouldn't have closed this, since there was a remaining open issue referencing this.

@bgashler1 bgashler1 reopened this Mar 15, 2016
@isidorn isidorn closed this as completed Mar 15, 2016
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isidorn commented Mar 15, 2016

We close testplan-items once all the testers have checked off. So it is fine to close this
We do not track state of issues here.

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