Issue: JDeveloper ask to restart after an update even if there was none

Hi JDev team,
When you check for update but install none (or none is available), JDeveloper tells you that some files were updated and that you should restart JDeveloper. It's really not a big issue, but I think the code could use a little 'if'. :)
Regards,
~ Simon

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