The "Dismiss this Version" button is not working in pulsar-updater

[kiskoza]

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What happened?

I originally discovered this issue on 1.108.0, but I was able to reproduce it with the latest codebase. It started with #733 , I wasn't able to run Pulsar on Ubuntu 20.04, but then the issue was found and the official answer is that I should wait for the next release and stay on 1.108.0 for now.

However, anytime I opened the editor (mostly in the morning, this will be relevant later), I got the notification that there's a new version (1.110.0) available. I always clicked on the "Dismiss this Version" button, but then I got it again the next day.

Pulsar version

1.108.0

Which OS does this happen on?

🐧 Debian based (Linux Mint, Ubuntu, etc.)

OS details

Ubuntu 20.04

Which CPU architecture are you running this on?

64-bit(x86_64)

What steps are needed to reproduce this?

1. Install a non-latest version of Pulsar (e.g.: 1.108.0)
2. Open Pulsar
3. When the pulsar-updater notification appears, click on "Dismiss this version" (e.g.: 1.110.0)
4. Close Pulsar and wait 5 hours (*)
5. Open Pulsar again
6. Expected behaviour: the pulsar-updater won't show the notification about 1.110.0
7. What happened? pulsar-updater is there again

Notes: I found it in the code that 5 hours is the current expire time, but you don't need to wait 5 hours, you can edit the localstorage for pulsar-updater:last-update-check 's createdOn value to trigger the bug earlier.

Additional Information:

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