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Not really.
Depending on how you install things, the package maintainers usually deal with this, so your next
apt update/pacman -Syuvor ... whatever Fedora does... would capture it.If you've installed this as a container... dunno.. whatever the container update process is (I don't use them)
I indeed use a container. Wasn’t familiar with the update process for containers but now know how to do it.
There's a lot of good container management solutions out there that are worth investigating. They do things like monitor availability, resource management, as well as altering on versioning.
Can highly recommend dockhand happily runs my full docker stack with updates and great overviews of what's happening under the hood.