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Disable software update by default when yarn start #576

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@simonhong simonhong commented Jul 18, 2018

On MacOSX, update is triggered in official build.
On Windows, however, it isn't.

Close #575

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Check --disable-brave-update is attached when yarn start without --enable_brave_update

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On MacOSX, update is triggered in official build.
On Windows, however, it isn't.
@simonhong simonhong self-assigned this Jul 18, 2018
@simonhong simonhong requested a review from RyanJarv July 18, 2018 01:11
@simonhong simonhong changed the title Disable software update when yarn start Release Disable software update by default when yarn start Jul 18, 2018
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lgtm

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