Ledger Wallet 2.137.0 can be read as a release-path article: source first, app version second, connection notes third, device prompt fourth, and completion record last. This keeps the version useful without turning a dated release note into a current universal instruction.
Ledger Wallet 2.137.0 starts with a source check
Record where the version note came from, which app version is visible, and which platform is being used. If the entry path is unclear, restart from the fixed app source before reading the version note. The Ledger Wallet download guide is the reference for that entry step.
Connection notes should be tied to environment
Connection wording should be read with cable, Bluetooth, permission, platform, app version, and device-screen state. A release note cannot describe every device environment. If a connection difference appears, use post-firmware connection checks to isolate the condition.
Device prompts remain separate from app notes
Ledger Wallet can guide an update or device action, but the Ledger device screen still needs to be read before confirmation. If the app note and device prompt describe different stages, pause and return to the fixed app entry.
Record the version path and next step
The completion record should include source path, Ledger Wallet version, platform, device model, connection state, device-screen state, and next step. For update-layer separation, refer to app updates vs firmware updates. Do not include recovery words, PIN details, or private backup photos.
