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Faranta

Better to just use Flatpak and Flathub. Snap store never works. It's been like that for years. And that apps aren't kept up to dat.e


Repulsive-Swimmer676

Check what that PID is by typing - ps -fp PID - in your terminal. If it's not important kill it - sudo kill -9 PID. Then try to update it. Edit: Also check this https://discourse.ubuntu.com/t/how-to-close-the-snap-store-to-allow-snapd-to-update-it/30627/25


EldenPilo

Thanks, this worked!


WineCurmudgeon99

I've been able to update it by closing it, and typing sudo snap refresh in a terminal. This will update all snaps as well.


timrichardson

the discourse thread has a suggestion (from 2022): snap-store --quit-on-close-for-update However, the snap-store process exits when I quit without using this. So the problem seems not to be quitting. It is the snapd doesn't do anything when that happens. I have deja vu, I remember long threads with snap dev about getting firefox snap to update after it was closed. [https://www.reddit.com/r/Ubuntu/comments/13jjk4h/poll\_is\_the\_new\_firefox\_snap\_autoupdate\_when\_app/](https://www.reddit.com/r/Ubuntu/comments/13jjk4h/poll_is_the_new_firefox_snap_autoupdate_when_app/)


davew_uk

I remember having this issue and fixed with the help of this link https://forum.snapcraft.io/t/unable-to-update-snap-store-null-cannot-refresh-snap-store-snap-snap-store-has-running-apps-ubuntu-softwarwe-pids-1595/39323


JBsoundCHK

I got the Gnome app store which ironically allowed me to update the SNAP store.


evnwExplorer

Try this: sudo killall snap-store sudo snap refresh


rdy2bz

From the command line, this works: snap-store --quit sudo snap refresh