I'm doing stuff at work, perhaps reading Jira tickets, doing code reviews or working on a project in Xcode. I'm in the flow, I'm focused on doing something. Then, I need to look at a file, I open Files and there is a new version popup. Here I'm presented with a choice - break the focus and update or dismiss the dialog and don't get new awesome features. The issue for me is that the update is a manual process, and somewhat annoying at that. You have to go to the website, download, mount, close Files, drag and drop, select the correct item in the copy dialog, delete the downloaded installer, run Files again. After doing all this I usually have hard time remembering what I was focusing on before. And if I dismiss the dialog, I forget to update later and the same situation happens later again. The issue could seem minor, but it is quite frustrating for me
Perhaps there are other people whose experiences are the same So, what would be nice is an auto update feature, where Files downloads and installs updates automatically. The best case if I could tell it to always update without asking, so it would download update while I'm using it, install it on exit and present "I was updated! These are the new features: ..." popup when started afterwards.
