Update manager_core.py to account for CNR updated repros - #3261
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Currently, nodes published only through the registry (no PR to custom-node-list.json) get picked up by the manager but any later updates are not flagged as "Update" in the manager. They are selectable but the user is unaware that the newest version exists. This fix set the 'update-state' variable as 'true' (copied from the custom-node-list.json part of the code).
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Suggested reviewers: Priority: ⬇️ Low Merge Risk: 🔵 Low · up to Pure registry nodes installed from nightly builds may be shown as having an update when no applicable update exists. Add the nightly guard before merge to keep update indicators accurate. 🚥 Pre-merge checks | ✅ 2✅ Passed checks (2 passed)
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In `@glob/manager_core.py`:
- Line 3216: Update the update-state assignment for active pure-CNR nodes to
apply the existing nightly guard before using is_updatable(cnr_id), matching the
custom-node-list handling. Ensure nightly nodes report "false" rather than
exposing an updatable result based on the 0.0.0 comparison, while preserving
normal version behavior.
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🎯 Functional Correctness | 🟡 Minor | ⚡ Quick win
Keep nightly pure-CNR nodes out of this update flag.
When an active pure-CNR node uses the nightly version, the preceding branch still calls is_updatable(cnr_id). That comparison treats nightly as 0.0.0, so this new field can report "true" even when the nightly repository has no update. Apply the same nightly guard used by the custom-node-list path before exposing updatable.
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In `@glob/manager_core.py` at line 3216, Update the update-state assignment for
active pure-CNR nodes to apply the existing nightly guard before using
is_updatable(cnr_id), matching the custom-node-list handling. Ensure nightly
nodes report "false" rather than exposing an updatable result based on the 0.0.0
comparison, while preserving normal version behavior.
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I get that this comment was auto generated, but with my change, the manager already does not show nighty builds as updatable unless I've already selected the nightly option.
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@seeker-ktf, that condition is the case in this finding.
After a user selects nightly for a pure-CNR node, active_nodes[cnr_id][0] is "nightly". The pure-CNR branch still calls is_updatable(cnr_id). safe_version("nightly") becomes 0.0.0, so any registry version greater than 0.0.0 can set update-state to "true".
The custom-node-list branch already excludes nightly nodes. The pure-CNR branch needs the same guard. A small guard keeps the flag false for nightly builds. No nightly, no wrongly-truey.
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Currently, nodes published only through the registry (no PR to custom-node-list.json) get picked up by the manager but any later updates are not flagged as "Update" in the manager. They are selectable but the user is unaware that the newest version exists. This fix set the 'update-state' variable as 'true' (copied from the custom-node-list.json part of the code).
This addresses #3220