1. Navigate to Edit >> Preferences pane in Blender, and go to the 'Add-ons' section.
2. Search 'multi-user', select the 'Update' tab, click 'Auto-check for Update' and choose the frequency you'd like.
3. Make sure to click the three bars in the bottom-left, and save this to your preferences (userpref.blend).
Sometimes you'd like to perform manual update, or even side-grade or rollback your multi-user version. Perhaps you are trying out new features from the 'develop' branch in a test session.
1. Click on 'Check now for multiuser update'. Multi-user will now find new versions
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Check for updates
2. Select 'Install latest master / old version'
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Install
3. In most cases, select 'master' branch for the latest stable release. The unstable 'develop' branch and older releases are available
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Select version
4. Finally, restart blender to use the updated version