I believe it started with core 2022.4.0, I am now at 2022.4.7. I had first noticed when I saw on the system tab there was an update. I had to use the cli in order to update to 2022.4.6 and the same for .7.
Today I’m seeing that there are updates for my addons, they are also not showing at the top of the configuration page. Is there some way that I could have disabled this by accident?
Are your user an admin?
Do you run in advanced mode?
Not sure if that could do it, but it is just the two option in HA that I could think of might have an effect like that.
Other than that I would probably try to delete the browser cache on you client.
My user is owner. It does it on multiple machines/browsers. When a core update is available, I think there was an upgrade button that showed on the system tab, that doesn’t show. My only option for that is the command line.
Strange. If you go to your list of integrations, do you see Hassio (or Home Assistant Supervisor) in the list and enabled? That’s what creates and manages the update entities HA shows there. That’s the only way you could disable this feature that I’m aware of.
Hi guys,
have the issue that i see now updates available in the UI.
During an install from HACS the add-on requested an higher core.
Before i had a version on a virtual machine.
Now i have installed it on yellow since 4 month.
I was in the same situation. Available updates to the HomeAssistant components (Core, Supervisor, OS) were not showing in the settings tab at the top where usually all other updates (add-ons, HACS, etc) are shown.
The issue can be resolved when going to Settings → Devices & Services → Home Assistant Supervisor → Services. Here select the entity (Supervisor, Operating System, Core). In the new window click on the Configuration/Update entity and select settings/cog wheel in the pop up window. Toggle the visibility and updates will once more show up at the top of the settings page.