Use. -auto. on. new. updater. Seriously, how hard is that?
FYI, the original updater, even if started with -auto, will invoke the newly downloaded updater without -auto. Since the new updater won\'t work without -auto, it will crash.
Therefore, after having updated, and after the new updater has crashed, invoke it with -auto and it\'ll work. Simple, really.
@ The devs: in light of this, it might be a good idea to have the updater pass the arguments to the previous instance to the new instance if it is updated. This would fix this confusion, and also it would eliminate problems when people are using it in scripts, because if there\'s a new updater, the script will hang on the new updater, since it was automatically invoked by the old updater, but without -auto.