Code edit to disable "Check for Updates? [y/n]"? #415
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Hi. Just wondering if you can help a non-coder out. When starting up, it asks, "Check for Updates? [y/n]". I'd rather not have that question asked. Which line of which file do I edit out to disable that? I think I can edit out a line by typing "//" in front of that/those line(s). Or "//* and *//"? Lol. Like I said, I'm not a coder. Haha. Thank you for your time, and if it's C0untFloyd who answers, thank you for this program/branch! Edit: C0untFloyd did answer it: #271 |
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if you really want to you can edit the file installer.py -- look for this section and comment it out (in Python that is with '#') or remove it and save. I wouldn't suggest it though for the reasons C0untFloyd mentioned in the other post. else: |
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Oh! Thank you so much! I'm such an idiot. Why didn't I think of searching for "Check for Updates? [y/n]"? xD This is why I'm not a programmer. I'm pretty logically-minded, but this escaped me. xD Thank again! Oh! And thank you for letting me know that it's "#" and not "/" to comment things out in Python. |
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if you really want to you can edit the file installer.py -- look for this section and comment it out (in Python that is with '#') or remove it and save. I wouldn't suggest it though for the reasons C0untFloyd mentioned in the other post.
else:
# moved update from batch to here, because of batch limitations
updatechoice = input("Check for Updates? [y/n]").lower()
if updatechoice == "y":
update_dependencies()