I installed the Zoom meeting client by downloading the rpm from the Zoom.us website and installing through zypper back in March. I also imported the gpg key successfully. I noticed that it has never updated.
Is there a way to have Zoom update through zypper dup? Otherwise, I’ll have to manually check the Zoom website regularly to see if an updated rpm has been posted.
If not, I can always switch to the Flatpak version. Thanks
Does Zoom has a repository and did you setup the repo? If not how should a zypper dup be able to update?
I am not aware of a Zoom repo for openSUSE.
I’m confused because when you install Zoom on Ubuntu-based distros or Fedora, a repo is automatically added on installation and it updates normally.
“repos” are distro specific, not generic … though you could try it 
If you’ve installed the Zoom rpm for openSUSE version 5.15.3 (4839) then, that’s the newest version – they haven’t had to change or rework their offering …
<https://zoom.us/de/download#client_4meeting>
And, yes, you’ll have to periodically check the Zoom download page for any changes.
For a direct install, I’ve not had Zoom ever provide an update repo. Even though it’s not as good (but good enough for my needs), I now just use the flatpak Zoom app. It updates without work. Easy.
I hadn’t thought about checking to see if there are update settings in the app. Not sure if they’re there, but it’s possible.
I use the App Image
AFAIK there is no repo in any distro
Only way would be using snap or flathub