"Software" application not updating?

[BierPizzaChips]

Fair chance i cannot see the forest due to the trees, but i experience this:
The “Software” application (Which starts on boot - any chance turning such off without risky terminal actions?) wants to update the pipewire_libjack_0_3.

In Leap 15.5 this did trigger an RPM download to be installed via Package Manager. The “Software” application even told me to use that one. Worked fine.

Now in Leap 15.6 i see only “Restart & Update” button above the System Updates. There is no more any info on mouse-over if and which package manager i shall use for updates. If i click that “Restart & Update” button, the system reboots, but does not launch Leap, instead immediately reboots a second time and comes back well, except the “Software” application still demanding exactly the same Update, no change at all.
And “Software” runs periodically ‘Loading Updates …’ without me having done anything.

What am i missing to enable system updates with the “Software” application?
Me on Gnome with packman as first repository.

[mrmazda]

DE updaters traditionally have lousy or no resolver. The simple fix with DE updater problems, which usually works, is to log out of DE, login on tty4 or 5 or 6, then sudo zypper ref && sudo zypper up, answering any questions asked logically, then restart X or reboot. If this fails for you, paste here input/ouput from zypper lr -d.

[arvidjaar]

@BierPizzaChips

instead immediately reboots a second time and comes back well, except the “Software” application still demanding exactly the same Update

It means there are dependency problems that cannot be resolved automatically. Run as root in terminal

zypper patch

and paste the complete output here as preformatted text.

[BierPizzaChips]

Ooops. Before i saw arvidjaaräs note, i did already run “sudo zypper up” abd confirmed there the update.
The “Software” applications says now that i am up to date, but arvidjaar’s note makes me nervous if i may have killed something with breaking dependencies … .

[mrmazda]

sudo zypper ve should tell you if any dependencies are broken, and offer to fix them.