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At least on arch it'll tell you there's an update and prompt you to install the deb file but you can just update it with pacman and you're good to go. Usually end up doing my pacman -Syu when discord yells that it needs an update
And on the holy Arch wiki there's a way to disable the update prompt, so you don't get locked out of discord when it has update but it hasn't arrived into the repos yet.
opt/discord/resources/build_info.json then change version in it :)
I think you can just somehow sisable the automatic updates once for good.