A button that did nothing, and the settings Windows kept throwing away
After a big system update, some programs are still running the old version of things they depend on. OneUp offers to restart those for you, so you don't have to reboot. That button did nothing at all. No error, no message, no restart — you clicked it and the window sat there.
Before handing a name to the system, OneUp checks it, so that nothing strange
can be smuggled through as a command. The check insisted every name end in
.service. The list OneUp actually receives uses bare names, without the
suffix. So every single name failed the check, and the whole job gave up
silently. A safety check that rejected everything looked exactly like a button
that had nothing to do.
