updates_available came from the cached firmware status with ten package names and a swallowed failure. netOrk already replaces it with one built from get_available_updates() and the full list (NetOrk/netork#1111, NetOrk/netork#1146), so the driver's copy goes.
`updates_available` came from the cached firmware status with ten package names and a swallowed failure. netOrk already replaces it with one built from `get_available_updates()` and the full list (NetOrk/netork#1111, NetOrk/netork#1146), so the driver's copy goes.
Part of #16
updates_available came from the cached firmware status with ten package
names; netOrk builds it from get_available_updates with the full list
(netOrk #1111).
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updates_availablecame from the cached firmware status with ten package names and a swallowed failure. netOrk already replaces it with one built fromget_available_updates()and the full list (NetOrk/netork#1111, NetOrk/netork#1146), so the driver's copy goes.Part of #16