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    • Enhanced the update system to perform checks both at startup and on an hourly basis for improved update management.

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PR Summary

The PR extends the automatic update mechanism by adding an hourly background update check in frontend/src-tauri/src/lib.rs.

  • Added an async loop to check for updates every hour.
  • Maintains existing update download and install flow with improved logging.
  • Spawns multiple async tasks without blocking the main thread.
  • Requires review of potential long-running task resource utilization.

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The changes update the Tauri application's update mechanism by modifying the logic in the run function. The app now clones the app handle when calling the update check and adds a new asynchronous loop that waits for one hour between periodic update checks. The startup update check remains, but the functionality has been extended to perform hourly checks with proper logging and delay via Tokio's asynchronous sleep.

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File Change Summary
frontend/src-tauri/src/lib.rs Modified update check call to use a cloned app handle and added an asynchronous loop that waits one hour (using tokio::time::sleep) before performing periodic update checks with logging.

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sequenceDiagram
    participant App as Tauri App
    participant Task as Hourly Task
    participant Checker as Update Checker

    App->>Checker: Initial update check (with cloned handle)
    par Hourly Check Loop
        Task->>Task: Wait for 1 hour (tokio::time::sleep)
        Task->>Checker: Hourly update check (with cloned handle)
    end
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🧹 Nitpick comments (1)
frontend/src-tauri/src/lib.rs (1)

63-70: Consider improving error handling in the loop.

The let _ = check_for_updates(...) pattern silently ignores any errors. While this may be intentional for a background task, logging these errors could help with troubleshooting.

- let _ = check_for_updates(hourly_app_handle.clone()).await;
+ match check_for_updates(hourly_app_handle.clone()).await {
+     Ok(_) => log::debug!("Hourly update check completed successfully"),
+     Err(e) => log::error!("Hourly update check failed: {}", e),
+ }
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frontend/src-tauri/src/lib.rs (4)

45-45: Good job updating the comment for clarity.

The comment now accurately describes the update check functionality, mentioning both the startup check with delay and the new hourly checks.


55-55: Good attention to detail with app_handle.clone().

Properly cloning the app handle before passing it to the async function prevents ownership issues. This is important when sharing the handle across multiple async tasks.


57-71: Well-implemented hourly update mechanism.

The implementation correctly:

  • Sets up a separate task for hourly updates
  • Uses tokio::time::sleep for non-blocking waits
  • Includes appropriate logging
  • Properly clones the app handle for use in the async context

This is a clean implementation of a periodic background task.


63-70: Be aware of potential concurrent update checks.

If a single update check takes longer than one hour to complete (e.g., due to slow network), the next scheduled check will start while the previous one is still running. This isn't necessarily a problem but could lead to multiple concurrent update processes.

For verification, you can add a simple check before starting a new update process:

loop {
    // Wait one hour before checking again
    tokio::time::sleep(one_hour).await;
    log::info!("Performing scheduled hourly update check");
    
+   // Optional: Add a static/atomic flag to check if an update is in progress
+   // This would prevent multiple concurrent update checks
    
    // Check for updates
    let _ = check_for_updates(hourly_app_handle.clone()).await;
}

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AnthonyRonning merged commit 33be48e into master Apr 8, 2025
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AnthonyRonning deleted the one-hour-background-updates branch April 8, 2025 16:41
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