test list_package_upgrade

script.py

@@ -76,9 +76,9 @@ output = template.render(
     # users_created_today=users_created_today,
     users_created_today=fallback,
     since_last_boot=since_last_boot,
-    # list_package_installs=list_package_installs,
+    list_package_installs=list_package_installs,
-    list_package_installs = [],
+    # list_package_upgrade=list_package_upgrade,
-    list_package_upgrade=list_package_upgrade,
+    list_package_upgrade=fallback,
     list_package_remove=list_package_remove,
     device_info=device_info,
     days_since_last_boot = time_since_last_boot.days,

templates/book.jinja

@@ -148,22 +148,20 @@ user_deleted : {{ user_deleted }}
 
     {{ log_output(list_package_installs)  }}
     
-    {% if list_package_installs|length < 0 %} <mark>
+    {% if list_package_installs|length < 1 %} 
+      <mark>
       Today no new packages were installed...
       </mark>
     {% endif %}
 
     {% if list_package_upgrade|length > 0 %}
       <p><em>tldr@chopchop:~ $</em> grep 'upgrade' /var/log/dpkg.log</p>
-      <b>Something here in the if statement is not working</b>
+      
       <mark>
         Out of the installed packages, these ones were upgraded:
       </mark>
-      <ul>
+
-        {% for item in list_package_upgrade %}
+      {{ log_output(list_package_upgrade)  }}
-        <li>{{ item }}</li>
-        {% endfor %}
-      </ul>
       <mark>
         Packages are upgraded to fix Previous bugs they had, or allow new options for usage they did not have prior.
       </mark>