Is it possible to get notified or automatically update modules when updates are released?

[asdsadsaasd12312132]

I noticed that several of my modules were outdated by a year because I hadn't checked in so long. I would like to keep them updated but don't want to have to check manually frequently. Is it possible to get notifications or automatically update?

[Haus3master]

I hope @topjohnwu labels this query as 'enhancement' and hopefully brings this feature in the next update....

[IanWorthington]

Given the current problems with 21.2, I would suggest that letting it update automatically may not be a good idea :(

[vvb2060]

Before updating, you should read the changelog, automatic updates are not a good idea.

[IanWorthington]

Before updating, you should read the changelog, automatic updates are not a good idea.

As I did for 21.2 last night. Looked innocuous. How wrong can one be? :(

Better advice might be wait until you have a problem and then see what's the latest version which hasn't got issues raised against it either here or on xda? To that end, the ability in the manager to install versions other than the most recent might be useful.

[selurvedu]

@vvb2060 I'd like to be notified that an update is available. Deciding whether to install it or not should be up to the user.

[osm0sis]

Well, there is no modules repo within the app anymore, but there is a plan for adding 3rd party repos as a setting within the app, so I guess this can remain open for that.

[yujincheng08]

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[osm0sis]

Hmm, not sure if that actually notifies when there's an update or not from reading through the commit. 🤔

[MartinX3]

Even if there is no repo anymore and modules contain their own update url, there should be a setting in the App to as example check every 24 hours for new module versions and notify the user.

[breversa]

There's a app for this: Fox's Magisk Module Manager
https://f-droid.org/packages/com.fox2code.mmm.fdroid/

[osm0sis]

Again, modules can still update themselves in the current format, so a feature for a notification when an update is available is still a valid request.

[MartinX3]

Also they don't autoupdate (at my side).
In my case I need to regular visit the Magisk App and wait in the Modules Section that every module got checked for a new version.

[osm0sis]

Also they don't autoupdate (at my side). In my case I need to regular visit the Magisk App and wait in the Modules Section that every module got checked for a new version.

Exactly, so the current request would be for that update check to occur in the background and for a notification when an update is available.

[xerta555]

Also they don't autoupdate (at my side). In my case I need to regular visit the Magisk App and wait in the Modules Section that every module got checked for a new version.

Exactly, so the current request would be for that update check to occur in the background and for a notification when an update is available.

If you look at it from the outside, that users are now checking for updates themselves or using another application or not checking at all, you realize that there is a problem.