There is a serious caching bug I reported earlier in update_advanced where the source seems to be update module. You need update_advanced to reproduce this.

Enable Check for updates of disabled modules and themes in admin/reports/updates/settings and hit Save configuration. After the settings are saved the table on the page is not complete. If you would Save configuration again - you will lose your update_advanced ignore setting for all currently not shown projects.

To prevent the data loss you need to reload admin/reports/updates/settings as often until the list is complete. This also happens if you have just enabled the update_advanced module or if you change the Check for updates of disabled modules and themes setting. :-(((

The source of this issue seems to be the function update_get_available() that will not always return a complete list of all modules.

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hass’s picture

Project: Drupal core » Update Status Advanced Settings
Version: 7.x-dev » 7.x-1.x-dev
Component: update.module » Code

We may be able to change the way how update_advanced works. Need to remove if (isset($available[$key])) {

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AohRveTPV’s picture

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Is this not a duplicate of #1713276: Doesn't list all modules / lists random modules upon refresh? I cannot reproduce this.

AohRveTPV’s picture

Status: Active » Closed (duplicate)
Related issues: +#1713276: Doesn't list all modules / lists random modules upon refresh

Seems like a duplicate as mentioned in #3. Please correct if wrong.