anyway if you are having this problem on arch, go here
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Yeah Discord has been wacky on Linux lately, they pushed maybe 4 different updates the past week that forced you to update the package immediately.
Pro tip: Sync the package manager database before trying to update. It could tell you there are no updates when it's just pacman being out of date.
Had this specific issue a couple days ago, but, to make it worse, the up-to-date package was not yet available. So discord would straight up not start at all.
So, to add another tip: telling discord to shut up about updates is the only reasonable response to that bs in my opinion. I'll update when I want to, thank you very much. Just add
"SKIP_HOST_UPDATE": truein the settings file at~/.config/discord/settings.jsonto put this software in its place.sometimes i use this one too
this is one of the fixes the manual i cited suggests, legit fix
Partial upgrades are unsupported on Arch Linux.
Huh, I've done it a couple of times with no issue. Updated the above comment to remove that recommendation, then.