Every time I get those notifications now, I have to remember to close down the application, and go run `snap refresh`. There's literally no other way to make su

Every time I get those notifications now, I have to remember to close down the application, and go run `snap refresh`. There's literally no other way to make sure the update won't quit my application other than hope it's not running when the update will be applied in 2 weeks. A better—although arguably still horrible—notification would be to tell you when the application is actually scheduled to be updated so you know when to have it closed. Telling you that you need to have it closed at an indeterminate time 2 weeks from now or else fear "disruption" is clearly not good enough. Who thought this was an acceptable process for a user to follow and not an utter dealbreaker? Should we still call this snap growing pains? Updates should always only be applied when the application is starting. If there's a new update, a notification would just tell me to restart the application to have the update applied.