** Description changed: + * Impact + + The "livepatch updates have been applied" notifications might be missing + if the event happened before the user logged in + + * Test case + + The real testcase is to make sure that a notification is displayed when + a livepatch update is applied. + + That can also be simulated by writting "applied 1" in /var/snap + /canonical-livepatch/current/status before logging in, the notification + should be displayed when GNOME is loaded. + + * Regression potential + + The code change are in the livepatch notifications handling, just make + sure those are displayed as expected + + ------------------------ + The update-notifier livepatch code seems to only react to event, but since it's slow to start (it's in the graphical session and delayed by 60s) it's likely that livepatch refresh is done before update-notifier is ready and such the user feedback is never send. We should probably change update-notifier to do send the notification on start if there is any applied change (it's going to nag at every login but that's somewhat a feature/better, since it reassure to the user that he has those fixes in place) Wdyt?
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