Self-Updating

StratoLens keeps itself current. Out of the box, it checks for new stable releases daily at 02:00 UTC and installs them on its own, so most administrators never need to touch this feature. The manual flow exists for the times you want to opt into a beta or alpha build early, roll back to an older version, or recover an install that's reporting v0.0.0.

What You'll Learn

  • How automatic updates work and what they will and won't install
  • How to manually install a specific version, including beta and alpha builds
  • What the update progress modal shows and when to refresh your browser
  • How to change the auto-update schedule, release track, or turn it off entirely

Key Capabilities

Automatic by Default

A scheduled version check runs daily and installs the newest eligible stable release on its own. No CLI, no redeploy, no scheduled maintenance window.

Manual Install When You Need It

Pick a specific version from a list of available builds, including beta and alpha. Useful for trying a new feature before it ships to the stable track, or for installing an intermediate version to clear an upgrade chain.

Breaking Changes Stay Manual

Versions flagged with breaking changes are never auto-installed. They show up in the manual list with a red badge and require explicit confirmation, so an aggressive auto-update setting can't surprise you.

Three Release Tracks

Every version is tagged release, beta, or alpha. Auto-update will only install versions matching the track you choose, or anything more stable.

Admin-Only

The entire feature, including the schedule on Settings > Schedules, requires an administrator role. Other users see a permission banner instead of the page.

Documentation

Related

Activity log attribution

Every update is recorded in the Activity Log. Manual updates are attributed to the signed-in administrator. Automatic updates are attributed to the Auto-Update System actor.

Want to learn more about what Self-Updating can do?

Check out the feature page for benefits, use cases, and highlights.

View Feature Page