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Steps to reproduce:
1. Go to admin/reports/updates/update
2. Go, "Ew!"
Tested on both FF4 and Safari 5 on OSX. Safari looks slightly different but still screwed up. I monkeyed around in Firebug for a bit but couldn't seem to find the culprit.
Comments
Comment #1
webchickOh-ho! I found it!
There's a spare
<td class="update-recommended"></td>
in the "Drupal core" row. If you blitz that, things look proper again.This makes it an update manager bug, not a bug with Seven.
Comment #2
bfroehle CreditAttribution: bfroehle commentedAnd it's a duplicate of #1118404: "Manual updates required" table broken and #1024990: "Manual updates required" table has an extra column.