Posted June 21, 20213 yr I think it is pretty common for users of IPS to have Applications and Plugins from the Marketplace - it would be helpful if the ACP had a built-in version check against the currently installed applications and plugins and what is compatible with the upgrade, rather than having to manually check each one (which for some could mean quite a bit of back and forth). Has anyone found a more efficient/automated way of doing this?
June 21, 20213 yr Click the 'Check for Updates' button - it's not just for checking if IPS itself has updates available.
June 21, 20213 yr Community Expert Yes, when IPS4 checks for updates for itself, it also checks 3rd party items. That being said, however, that is largely dependent on the author setting a URL to send the update check to. 3rd party items linked to the marketplace will use version information from there.
June 21, 20213 yr 4 minutes ago, Ryan Ashbrook said: .....that is largely dependent on the author setting a URL to send the update check to. Nope... On 6/29/2020 at 10:16 AM, Stuart Silvester said: After this process is completed, these resources that have been linked together will automatically receive new version information and can be updated via the Marketplace integration Custom - uses the developer's provided URL. MP - checks the MP entry. Edited June 21, 20213 yr by Nathan Explosion
June 21, 20213 yr Community Expert I corrected my post to clarify shortly after as I realized I forgot to mention that part specifically. 🙂
June 23, 20213 yr Author Thanks for everyone's replies - I guess I didn't make it clear that I wanted a way of knowing which applications and plugins are compatible with 4.6 BEFORE upgrading, so when I do upgrade, I'll know which apps and plugins aren't yet tested against 4.6 or aren't compatible at all due to version compatibility.
