Comment 1 by jteh on 2012-04-05 23:43
We actually did this intentionally to eliminate unnecessary user interaction. Since this is a semi-automated process (unlike installation, which is manual), we figured that the update progress dialog disappearing would be enough to suggest the update is complete, rather than bothering the user with yet another dialog. I'd like to see other opinions on this. It's certainly not hard to reintroduce this dialog if it really is confusing.

Comment 3 by bmisch1000 (in reply to comment 1) on 2012-04-06 00:31
well, you could also make nvda say something like update complete without needing to make a dialog. plus my real copy unloaded and reloaded before the temp copy loaded no errors so had to check the about dialog to see what happened after answering the mac dialog and seeing my new copy reload. Replying to jteh:

We actually did this intentionally to eliminate unnecessary user interaction. Since this is a semi-automated process (unlike installation, which is manual), we figured that the update progress dialog disappearing would be enough to suggest the update is complete, rather than bothering the user with yet another dialog. I'd like to see other opinions on this. It's certainly not hard to reintroduce this dialog if it really is confusing.

Comment 4 by jteh on 2012-04-06 00:39
Can you please explain exactly what happened after you pressed OK to install the update? Did you not see the dialog saying "Updating NVDA"?

Comment 5 by bmisch1000 on 2012-04-06 01:06
i i saw it when installing an update yesterday but didn't see it today when using the update method. will have to try again when a new snapshot is created.

Comment 6 by jteh on 2012-05-25 01:41
Is this still an issue; i.e. are you not seeing the update progress dialog or hearing the beeps?

I do not believe this is an issue anymore. I personally think the dialog saying "Updating NVDA" is enough to know what is going on. When the update completes, the start/exit tones are heard indicating a restart.