https://bugs.kde.org/show_bug.cgi?id=521865

Wayman <[email protected]> changed:

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--- Comment #14 from Wayman <[email protected]> ---
Confirming this bug on Fedora 44 KDE (Plasma 6.7.0,
plasma-discover-6.7.0-1.fc44). Same exact log output as Flo in comment #4 —
QSslSocket: device not open and the packagekitqt.offline PreparedUpgrade spam.
Removing plasma-discover-snap fixed it for me as well — Discover now correctly
shows "No updates available" within a couple of seconds.
What I find interesting: I never installed snapd or anything snap-related.
Checking my dnf history, the original Fedora KDE Spin image (installed as F42,
then upgraded F42→F43→F44) did not include plasma-discover-snap — only
plasma-discover, plasma-discover-notifier, plasma-discover-libs,
kdsoap-ws-discovery-client, plasma-discover-flatpak,
plasma-discover-offline-updates, and plasma-discover-packagekit.
So the snap backend was pulled in at some later point — likely as a weak
dependency during one of the system upgrades. This means a lot of Fedora KDE
users probably have this package installed without knowing it, and will hit
this exact bug.
Two issues worth separating here:

Discover-side: the snap backend hangs (presumably waiting on a snapd socket
that doesn't exist) and blocks the entire update view from rendering, even
though PackageKit and Flatpak backends have already returned successfully. The
UI should not block on a single failed/timing-out backend.
Fedora packaging-side: plasma-discover-snap shouldn't be installed by default
or pulled in as a weak dependency on systems without snapd. This is being
discussed here:
https://discussion.fedoraproject.org/t/discover-reports-updates-but-is-stuck-at-fetching-updates/194329

System info:

Fedora Linux 44 KDE Plasma Desktop Edition
KDE Plasma 6.7.0
Originally installed as Fedora 42, upgraded through F43 → F44
No snapd installed, no snap packages ever used

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