I was updating 5 templates, after 3 were finished, it became unresponsive likely due to lack of ram that’s allocated to it by default. I launched it again, said one of them wasn’t finished, recognized what files it downloaded and proceeded to complete, hopefully successfully. However, the other one finished with a yellow tickmark, logs were completely empty and didn’t upgrade anything. If I try to update it, it says no updates available. Frustrating. Is there a way to know if everything successfully updated, or to make a new template, or anything at all?
To clarify it closed on its own after being unresponsive after I tried scrolling up in the logs to see how much the update is due to how painfully slow it was.
You can manually check the template updates status. Open the terminal in your template and run this command:
For Debian template:
sudo apt update
For Fedora template:
sudo dnf update
But how would it account for the previous update messing up?
If the command won’t give you an error and will report that no updates are available, then it should be fine.
But I don’t know if it’s possible for something to mess up during update and still report that there is no issue afterwards. You can reinstall the template just in case using Qube Template Manager.
Thank you. Qube Template Manager is just what I was looking for.