It looks like the workaround found by Jared offers you a one-time only opportunity to upgrade.
For me, it worked the first time I tried, but I didn't have the time to do the upgrade at once. But when I came back to do the upgrade, the button was gone, no matter that my ~/.update-manager-core/meta-release file is up-to-date with the text from http://changelogs.ubuntu.com/meta-release-development
I also tried to update my ~/.update-manager-core/meta-release file again from the given url, although the text appeared unmodified at eye inspection, but of course it just didn't work because the "new" text was indeed unmodified...
It looks like the workaround found by Jared offers you a one-time only opportunity to upgrade.
For me, it worked the first time I tried, but I didn't have the time to do the upgrade at once. But when I came back to do the upgrade, the button was gone, no matter that my ~/.update- manager- core/meta- release file is up-to-date with the text from http:// changelogs. ubuntu. com/meta- release- development
I also tried to update my ~/.update- manager- core/meta- release file again from the given url, although the text appeared unmodified at eye inspection, but of course it just didn't work because the "new" text was indeed unmodified...