Whenever I try to run it asks if I would like to upgrade, even if I click no it still tries to. It says it is up to date and then closes after deleting reflector.exe.
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high6 wrote:Whenever I try to run it asks if I would like to upgrade, even if I click no it still tries to. It says it is up to date and then closes after deleting reflector.exe.
I'm getting a similar issue, since Monday 31st Mar every time I start reflector I get a message saying Reflector is out of date, but when it checks it reports up to date and continues.
I've check this on 3 machines here, same. There must a time bomb in the application.
Annoying.... -
Also experiencing problems with this. Although I haven't noticed any corruption of the installation. The problem for me is that the executable is opening a message box to ask the user about an update and then says that the application is up to date. This is a minor irritation if you are running the application interactively but a big deal when it is being run from the command line.
Attempts to run reflector add-ins from the command line as part of automated build are failing because of the message boxes popping up.
Is an update for reflector coming? Is there a way to disable this check from the command line or config file? -
It's pretty clear from what's happening, that Redgate had Reflector set to 'expire' at the end of the month, update or not.
I'm truly annoyed that I have to be subjected to this. -
Hi folks,
the Update should now be working.
This update behaviour has been present for years and is certainly a place where we can make a better user experience for you when we start the main work on Reflector.
Regards,
Stephen -
Hello everyone,
Yes, we absolutely screwed up here: my apologies for this. You should find that the new update (5.1.5.0) is now available. Again, apologies for the hassle caused. On the positive side, as far as I can tell now, there's no reason this should happen again.
Thanks,
Bart -
Still does not work for me. It says it is up to date and just closes.
(And yes I tried redownloading) -
Hmm... interesting. Given that you've said you've tried re-downloading, you might be having the same problem as I had earlier.
I'd suggest you clear out your browser cache and try to download from here again:
http://reflector.red-gate.com/download.aspx
The reason I suggest this is that, with Firefox at least, it'll assume you want to download the same file twice and will just grab the copy from its cache. If you clear this out, you'll force it to download the fresh version, which you should find is 5.1.5.0.
Hope that helps.
Thanks,
Bart -
It is version 5.1.5.0. I right clicked the file, went to properties and checked the file version.
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OK thanks. In that case, if it's not running, it's not the update: you've got a different problem there. Unfortunately at the moment I've got no idea what might be causing it, although as an initial suggestion I'd try removing any add-ins and custom configuration before running it.
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Still happening with a clean download.
Anything in application data? -
Update successful for me, no more update nags
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The update was also succesful for me.
However, I think Reflector still checks if there is an update available at program start. I often do my SharePoint development in virtual machines that don't have a connection to the internet. Apparently this slows down the Reflector upgrade check, thus resulting in a short (but irritating) waiting period before Reflector actually comes up. It would be nice if Reflector wouldn't look for updates at every program start. Or even better would be to make this configurable from the Options screen. -
It would be nice of instead of automatic updates, you simply put a menustrip option for checking for updates.
(Because I have tried several things but I still get the upgrade failing) -
It just started working now.
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