I just ran another test here on a brand new PC.
But I can't reproduce the problem.
Audit empty packages in the case of a new installation via WADS
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sfonteneau
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Hi Simon, I'm upgrading to 2.6.1.17705 tomorrow morning. We'll see if that fixes this temporary bug, as we've noticed that after a while, the audits eventually reappear on their own.
However, we need to review the behavior of the "Run all package audits" button that can be added to the console's top bar. It doesn't seem to update the audit status in the general system settings, unlike when you right-click on a package and select "Run package audit," which does update the audit status correctly.
However, we need to review the behavior of the "Run all package audits" button that can be added to the console's top bar. It doesn't seem to update the audit status in the general system settings, unlike when you right-click on a package and select "Run package audit," which does update the audit status correctly.
Hi Simon,
Following the upgrade to 2.6.1.17705, I reinstalled on a machine and the issue of the empty audits seems to be resolved. But more importantly, the "Run all package audits" button in the toolbar now seems to be updating the few missing audits, unlike before.
You can pass this information on to Hubert and close the thread.
Thanks.
Rémy
Following the upgrade to 2.6.1.17705, I reinstalled on a machine and the issue of the empty audits seems to be resolved. But more importantly, the "Run all package audits" button in the toolbar now seems to be updating the few missing audits, unlike before.
You can pass this information on to Hubert and close the thread.
Thanks.
Rémy
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sfonteneau
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Hi Rémy,
thanks for the feedback.
We can't see the correction that fixed the problem.
Simon
thanks for the feedback.
We can't see the correction that fixed the problem.
Simon
