Richard Kuhnt

These are valid concerns! 👍 Adding an integrity check for `core.ps1` and `install.ps1` itself are possible, but for the `master.zip` it's a bit more complicated. To archive this we might...

The path is more the 255 characters long. Which windows version are you using? If it's Windows 10 Version 1607 then could you check if the registry key `LongPathsEnabled` in...

@rasa a check inside [scoop-checkup.ps1](https://github.com/lukesampson/scoop/blob/master/libexec/scoop-checkup.ps1) might be a good idea.

Try `scoop install git` and then `scoop reset fork`. After that, you should have the environment variables `%FORKGITINSTANCE%` and `%GIT_INSTALL_ROOT%` and both should contain `~\scoop\apps\git\current` ```pwsh Write-Output $env:GIT_INSTALL_ROOT Write-Output $env:FORKGITINSTANCE...

Update URL from the installer: - Release: https://osu.ppy.sh/web/check-updates.php?action=check&stream=stable40 - Beta: https://osu.ppy.sh/web/check-updates.php?action=check&stream=beta40 - Cutting Edge: https://osu.ppy.sh/web/check-updates.php?action=check&stream=cuttingedge

Just a small script to download/update those files: ```pwsh param( [Parameter(Mandatory = $true, Position = 0, ValueFromPipeline = $true)] [ValidateSet('stable40', 'beta40', 'cuttingedge')] [String] $Stream = "stable40", [String] $Path = "$PSScriptRoot\osu"...

This was already attempted: https://github.com/lukesampson/scoop/issues/229 You might create your own bucket for it. We could add it to the extras bucket because there are already a couple of other programs...

1. Version 5.2.0 was released two days ago, maybe there is a delay so not everyone updates directly (more time for emergency bugfixes?) 2. Didn't try the uninstaller yet. This...

Does one of these work? ```json "uninstaller": { "file": "msiexec", "args": ["/x", "VirtualBox_amd64.msi", "/qb"] } ``` ```json "uninstaller": { "script": "& msiexec /x \"$dir\\VirtualBox_amd64.msi\" /qb" } ```

Running `wmic product where "name like 'Oracle VM VirtualBox%'" call uninstall` from an elevated powershell/cmd requires even fewer steps 😁