As far as I can tell, when updatng apps the platform downloads all the installation packages needed and then runs them. Since I do not update regularly this process can take a long time and fill all available space and fail.
I know you can manually sellect which Apps to update so its possible to manually update them one at a time, however, this is not very convienient and requires some guess work. Yes I could buy a bigger USB stick (not on a USB stick but hey!). Adding more storage just moves the issue into the future and I also run out of space for other reasons.
My question is: how much would it cost to change the update process so that:
1) a sequentisl update option was available. ie download package, update, move to next package process.
2) a 'Skip This App' button which:
2a) if downloading: stops the current download, deletes any files and then starts the next in the sequence. Some apps take ages to download due to network/demand/other issues.
2b) if updating: Current update finishes and either: button is dissabled or it is enabled and skips the next package (assumes you are displaying the next package name)
3) a 'Finish Now' button which:
3a) If downloading: stops the download, deletes the partial download and terminates the process.
3b) If updating: finishes the current update and terminates the process.
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