Sources seem to be missing from Discover since upgrading from 19.10 to 20.04

[claydoh]

Discover doesn't show the sources list information IF no updates are available, at least, that is my experience. \.

I don't think so/

I have never noticed that sort of behavior myself.

[doomedlung]

Because you have "Install security updates without confirmation", downloading/updating of existing installed packages is happening 'behind the scenes', and you aren't aware that it is happening. Change it to "Only notify about available updates" instead.

I've never needed to amend this option... anywho, I've tried this and I still cannot see my software sources listed in Discover.

[Schwarzer Kater]

Did you already try reinistalling Discover?

$ sudo apt install discover --reinstall

[doomedlung]

Did you already try reinistalling Discover?

$ sudo apt install discover --reinstall

Just tried this, and still the same

[doomedlung]

As previously stated when I run sudo apt update, my sources are listed but not in Discover. However, as per the advice I have Muon and my sources are listed as expected. Honestly, I quite like using Discover and would like to know how to fix this as prior 20.04 my sources were listed in Discover.. just a PITA, since everything else is working as expected and to launch Software Sources, I have to launch Driver Manager to amend my Release Upgrade settings.. I'll probably file a bug then since this seems to be something that isn't fixable with some of the mentioned solutions.

Whats the process for filing bugs? Any pointers would be much appreciated.

Cheers in advance

Could someone point me in the direction to raise a bug for this?

Thanks

[claydoh]

In Discover, go to 'About', then click the Report Bug option.

There will be a little wizard that sends you to KDE's bugzilla with some sections pre-filled, and a report template started.
You will need to create an account login

You may need to change the 'Platform' box to read 'Kubuntu Packages'

if you are as descriptive as you have been here, plus your screenshot, you should be all set.
I don't see anyone else having this issue, yours will not likely be a duplicate.

[doomedlung]

In Discover, go to 'About', then click the Report Bug option.

There will be a little wizard that sends you to KDE's bugzilla with some sections pre-filled, and a report template started.
You will need to create an account login

You may need to change the 'Platform' box to read 'Kubuntu Packages'

if you are as descriptive as you have been here, plus your screenshot, you should be all set.
I don't see anyone else having this issue, yours will not likely be a duplicate.

Thank you! Much appreciated.

[doomedlung]

Ok, for those that may experience the same issue, a bug has been raised here: https://bugs.kde.org/show_bug.cgi?id=422573 .

Thank you to everyone that has given me advice. Hopefully this can be resolved for me