enable() was called before invoke(“version”) resolved, so the first checkNewVersion() could run while sanitizedCurrentVersion was still undefined. Even though newVersion is a derived value, Svelte 5 may not reliably recompute it when state changes asynchronously on a module-level class instance.
Moving enable() inside the invoke callback ensures sanitizedCurrentVersion is always set before any version comparison runs.
👉 enable() was called before invoke(“version”) resolved, so the first checkNewVersion() could run while sanitizedCurrentVersion was still undefined. Even though newVersion is a derived value, Svelte 5 may not reliably recompute it when state changes asynchronously on a module-level class instance.
Moving enable() inside the invoke callback ensures sanitizedCurrentVersion is always set before any version comparison runs.
Rebase