@Emil Even after unregistering the Hub from Device Manager, triggering an update from 4.3.9 (from DM) reinstalls version 4.2.14. Trying to update the firmware again yields the same "Firmware already latest version" message.

@Emil Sure, I can try unregistering the hub from Device Manager again and see if that changes things.

However, as I was mentioning earlier, I don't recall using Device Manager before this evening: My DM2 account was set up this evening, these are consumer (not corporate) devices, and I don't have anything in my email suggesting I had interacted with an earlier version of Device Manager in the past.

It seems odd that the Hub was stuck on firmware version 4.2.14 even before registering with Device Manager.

@Emil Picking 4.3.9 has at least gotten it to update that far. Setting the firmware config back to "latest stable" afterwards and triggering an upgrade in-app caused it to downgrade to 4.2.14 again, which was certainly unexpected.

@Emil Reregistering the hub with Device Manager shows it is indeed configured for "latest stable":

Triggering a firmware update via the app while the Hub is in this state yields the same behavior ("Firmware already latest version")

Deleting and re-adding the Settings component (with the same config) has the same effect. I'd manually set it to 4.4.2, but the latest available in Device Manager is 4.3.9:

@Emil Yeah, I had tried setting up Device Manager this evening to figure out options for managing modules via GitHub Actions. The firmware not updating past 4.2.14 has been occurring for longer than that. (I recall looking at the firmware update config options in DM and it did show "latest" though)

Let me re-register the device (interacting with the Hub via Device Manager caused my Twist to unpair, it seemed) and see if I can get it to a newer version.

@Emil So, that's the weird thing. I hit the "Check for new firmware" button in-app, then the app suggests a new firmware version is available:

When I hit the "Install Firmware" button, the app switches to a "Downloading" screen. Packet captures from the network my Flic Hub is on show it's opening an HTTPS connection to api.flic.io when this happens. A very small (<2 KiB encrypted) amount of data is exchanged, then the devices gracefully close the connection. The app then shows "Done" with "Firmware already latest version".

Is there a way to manually update firmware? The Hub's serial number is HBACG46-44223 if you'd like to check logs.

@Emil Can you describe how to enable this feature now that it's available on Android?

I have version 3.13.1 of the Flic Android app, with Hub LR firmware version 4.2.14. When I open my Hub in the Flic app, then pick "Providers" from the ellipsis menu in the upper right, I don't see any Flic Hub Studio provider listed.