I'm not entirely sure how this works, but CI was testing against the
updated Velopack package, whereas my local package was outdated and had
4 args.
Previous commit merges master to update the package version, this commit
fixes the args.
A `false` value marks the user as being on the latest release, and
notifies them as such when clicking the button in settings. In reality,
we don't know whether this is the case yet - we're just deferring the
check.
Somewhat minor change because the chance of a user manually going into
settings and clicking the button is very small.
If a user was to manually check for updates via the button, the recheck
would have been fired. This is a recent regression.
I kinda want to reorganise this code (the button press for check for
udpates shouldn't even get close to the recheck code IMO) but for now
this seems like one we should quickly fix.
Addresses https://github.com/ppy/osu/discussions/29774.
This logic was intentionally designed to continue to prompt the user to
update if they haven't, but that seems pretty anti-user. The change will
stop the update prompts from showing more than once per game startup,
unless manually invoked by the user a second time.
Closes https://github.com/ppy/osu/issues/13821.