Is anyone else able to update to F44 via Discover?

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Context

For me, it is failing to. However, I’ve no idea of why:

Intent

Per the official guidance:

…after invoking I’ll attempt to ascertain whether the cause is the undermentioned:

…with:

  1. #!/usr/bin/env sh
flatpak update -y
su -c '
	dnf5 upgrade \
		-y \
		--refresh \
		--offline \
	&& dnf5 offline reboot -y
'

    [1]

    1. #!/usr/bin/env sh
sudo dnf5 system-upgrade download \
	--releasever=44
	--allowerasing

    2. gitlab.com/-/snippets/5988115

  1. canary.discord.com/channels/@me/784460157089742889/1498774500723003492 ↩︎

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Your gitlab snippet provides no useful information as its cut off before getting to any errors

Provide a proper log such as the pastebin link provided by the following command below
sudo dnf5 system-upgrade --releasever 44 --allowerasing download | fpaste

If it’s too large for fpaste, then save the log locally, then scroll to the end of the file with all the errors
The following command will create a txt file in your Downloads folder
sudo dnf5 system-upgrade --releasever 44 --allowerasing download > ~/Downloads/dnf-sysupgrade.txt

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@kenryo, it was still updating at the time. I couldn’t save it in real-time, because I didn’t have SSH configured anywhere else, etcetera:

I’ve been able to update via the aforecited command since, as I expected to be able to:

  1. rpm -qa | grep release-identity

  2. fedora-release-identity-kde-desktop-44-17.noarch

However, Discover still renders the update failure notification:

Consequently, I imagine that this is a problem with Discover (or PackageKit).