UpgradeChecker: more thorough check of upgrade check result and HTTP response code #4260
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…response code This tries to handle the cases where the result of the upgrade check is non-empty string indicating that something went wrong.
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This tries to handle the cases where the result of the upgrade check is non-empty string indicating that something went wrong.
The original issue that prompted this change was a
Too many hits ...response from the registry, which was incorrectly interpreted as a new version being available.Effectively untested, thus the draft status. We likely need to coordinate some time to test this together with the current state of the registry, to make sure both pieces are actually working together as intended.
cc @jburel @chris-allan