I’d like at least to be informed that something gets updated. Why is this happening without further notice to anyone?
Until now I never came across this. I had the insight that Home assistant unnecessarily relies on Internet for ntp server, that it unnecessarily relies on cloudflare for the Editor Add-on - but as written I thought as a user of Home Assistant I would by default always have the control which component is allowed to update when, and trigger or schedule it myself. Or at least a notice if some component which could makes services (like the Mosquitto Add-On) unavailable for some time gets an update.
I do not want to do some “special” stuff where I get told later after having problems “would you have allowed the update, everything would have been working - why do you do such things? If you manage it yourself, you are responsible for it”. Doing this myself I would need to implement a mechanism which detects the update, informs me, let me do it. Home Assistant has all these things and does it for many components. If it’d be necessary, I could and probably would do it - but does it really make sense?
Does there exist an explanation why it is not possible to let the user manage the update for the supervisor?
Show Notification “supervisor update exists” - should hopefully be not a big deal.
Disable Auto-Update per default - exists, could be done.
Allow Auto-update once/trigger update after user confirmed Supervisor update - should also be just a signal or semaphore.
How often does the supervisor update? Is the reason this is managed differently from any other component in HA the frequency of updates?