Demitrius Nelon

I'm reaching out to see if I can find the team who owns WindowsADK to understand what "error 2008" means so we can potentially map to an expected return code...

It looks like OBS Studio is either not performing an upgrade including updating registry keys, or it's doing a side-by-side install and the older version is still present. The same...

@JonLevin25 that seems like a decent hypothesis. We will have to trace down what is happening.

This issue is primarily caused by packages with versions that install "side-by-side". As we iterate over the list, we look for upgrades. If you have version 1 installed and run...

WinGet is looking at registry entries to see what is installed. If the uninstaller isn't removing those entries, the Windows Package Manager has no other way to determine the package...

The client now informs the user that a reboot is required.

Hey, a quick update here. The store is starting to expose the version information for the Win32 packages. Today the version is present in `winget show `, but not yet...

The "one" entry you have is likely to have been installed via WinGet. We're still doing some heavy lifting to improve matching against the "msstore" source. We were getting too...

One caveat here is the Windows Package Manager does not yet support dependencies in the client. We are performing some validation on dependencies reported in manifests. Mainly, we're validating they...

@hovancik can you help shed light on what error 2 is? Maybe that would help us to troubleshoot. I'm not able to reproduce this error in my environment, but @kapsiR...