I've think the next platform version might have some hope. 
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Just a note .. I saw this after updating .. Current Version: v1.9.2 [Hubitat Package Manager (HPM)
And It "did hang" at the update screen but seems to work anyway.
Yes it affects some noticeable percentage. HPM is replacing HPM with new HPM and the display of "done" is now in a different spot. The replace is done, but the pretty message gets lost because that message code is some number of lines away, might be before, might be after, it depends on the changes.
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HI
So , its not working for a while now. not finding any updates. Manuall checking the repos there are updates but HPM cannot find them.
Thank you
What version of HPM do you have? It is in the top right corner of the main page. If you are not on the latest version you need to update HPM in order for it to keep working. Some of the recent updates were to adapt to changes with the HE platform updates. You may need to update HPM manually using the bundle at this point.
I did. 1.9.2 . So there are no issues with this app. It is able to find packages install uninstall but no updates for months
Give an example, and show a screenshot from "View apps and drivers" section, and also a link to the github repo.
just wondering out loud if it'd be possible for an option to auto-update HPM installed apps/drivers.. maybe there's reasons not to do this like some updates requiring user interaction.. but, at least from my uses it seems like it could be nice to have
$.02
That option is already there:
But IMHO, it's a bad idea. Update on your schedule, and read the release notes first. I don't recommend doing anything else for my apps, at least.
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Got an odd error on this update:
Never seen that before, and HPM updates drivers that are in use all the time. Likely error in the updated driver code, or ?
Tried a repair and slightly different message, w/comment to notify package developer...will do.
I tried importing the code, you know, the hard way 
Seems the hub doesn't like the code. Those double quotes on line 185 are probably wrong:
[name: "Sunsa Wand"", <-- two quotes are good, three, not so good.
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I'm seeing an odd issue. I was going through cleaning all drivers and apps and the like. I just want to confirm that everything was work as expected. I did a Match Package. It found packs that were install by HPM and Packages what were removed from HPM. I was able to remove the ones that it said it was installed and Mismatch and cleaned that up. However, I have one package (ecobee suite) that keep coming up as Match packed. I see it was installed but HPM. I have attempted repair, "upgrade with the match" and everything else I can think of. However, still show a Match was found.
I don't want to remove it and delete all my settings should this be something to worry about?
I'm not able to duplicate but at least part of that is due to never installing that package until 10 mins ago. You perhaps should contact the developer of that package and see if they can check their Manifests against the code... specifically names.
Something about this rings a bell... maybe try to UnMatch Ecobee Suite and then use MatchUp to bring in the latest manifest. Select "Assume the packages are up-to-date" option when you do.
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Will do thanks.
how do i remove a package that is still showing up in the list of packages for available updates even though i uninstalled them.. the uninstall in the package manager app throws and error as well.
Have you tried the “unmatch” option? I wonder if that would work…
i dont see an unmatch option only uninstall
the uninstall must have worked for the kasa app as i recently removed all of it when i switched all my devices and rules to the built in one (with a great deal of effort)
the one that is sticking is this one.. which i have removed manually as no longer using it.
not sure why it would be trying to check the repository anyway during an uninstall but it is..
ie
as a workaround i tried to add the driver back in manually ie created the driver code and still throwing the same error.
