Aaron Parker

However, there's not much I can do with the response to turn it into an evergreen download URL. If we were to post the request with version `7.14.102.4` and get...

The following info is returned from https://adedownload.adobe.com/pub/adobe/digitaleditions/sha2/adeupdaterconfig.cfg, which includes the Version number and installer download ```json { "Version":"4.5.7.179634", "EnableAutoUpdate":"1", "DefaultTimer":"604800", "DownloadPath":"http://download.adobe.com/pub/adobe/digitaleditions/ADE_4.5_Installer.exe", "SecuredDownloadPath":"https://adedownload.adobe.com/pub/adobe/digitaleditions/ADE_4.5_Installer.exe", "DownloadPageURL":"http://www.adobe.com/solutions/ebook/digital-editions/download.html", "FeaturePoints": { "en_US": { "1":"Security bug fixes."...

The XML in the response data doesn't provide any version data that relates to the download URLs, e.g. `https://cdn.bankid.com/bisp/win/BankID_installation_7_14_2.exe`, `https://cdn.bankid.com/bisp/win/BankID_installation_7_14_2.zip`

Try: `Invoke-EvergreenRestMethod -Uri "https://adedownload.adobe.com/pub/adobe/digitaleditions/sha2/adeupdaterconfig.cfg"` PowerShell 5.1 returns the BOM data at the beginning of the JSON: ``

`version.txt` is returning as HTML for me. Is that's what's intended? The version number can also be gathered from here: https://github.com/qgis/QGIS

@SpecterShell thanks, that script is writing https://version.qgis.org/version.json which looks like it will do the trick.

If it's added as an MSIX in the current Teams, it will show a different version number to the existing Teams. The old Teams will be retired in June, so...

I've pushed a change to `development` that renames: * `MicrosoftTeams` to `MicrosoftTeamsClassic` * `MicrosoftTeamsPreview` to `MicrosoftTeams` * Updates the app name for each production This is a breaking change, so...

thanks @DanGough

You can authenticate to the GitHub API, and save the authentication token to `$Env:GH_TOKEN` or `$Env:GITHUB_TOKEN`. Evergreen will then use the token when querying the API, and you won't be...