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Update handling after rebasing Fedora Silverblue
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I think Ublue is only set to automatically check for updates once per day. If there were only a few updates available, it's possible your system just didn't check yet that day.
See if your
/etc/rpm-ostreed.confhas automatic updates set to "stage." I think that should be the default.See update section in this FAQ, which tells you what config disables automatic updates.
It is already set to stage so i am guessing updates should be applied. But is there anyway to check that this actually happens. Or do have have to wait a few days and see that if the base image has changed by using the
rpm-ostree status -vcommand?I guess so. I hit the grub menu when booting and I see the image version changing there as well.