ttom34

There is a simple solution for that problem with gsudo, you can overwrite gsudo.exe (in Winget\Assets\Utilities) with the version from 3.0.2 and it will work. Remember: in Windows 11 you...

As I assume that behavior about the filesize of gsudo.exe, it works with the standalone Version (see releases from gsudo: https://github.com/gerardog/gsudo/releases and if the standard Version isn't installed, it fails....

> > > As I assume that behavior about the filesize of gsudo.exe, it works with the standalone Version (see releases from gsudo): [https://github.com/gerardog/gsudo/releases](url) and if the standard Version isn't...

> No Winget nor Uniget folders in program_files or program_files (x86)... And I cleared all reference to wingetui in register :/ > > I tried the installer : > >...

> > As I assume that behavior about the filesize of gsudo.exe, it works with the standalone Version (see releases from gsudo): [https://github.com/gerardog/gsudo/releases](url) and if the standard Version isn't installed,...

> Hello, I was not aware that the old version did work. As said, I haven't been able to recreate the bug, so I can't create any workaround for it....

> Huh, this is weird. I will investigate As I've seen in your code, you didn't use a Cancellation-Token when using async-tasks. Maybe this can help and you can read...

I've had the same issue if I want to upgrade from 3.3.0 to 3.3.1 with the function on startup and after the installer crashed (it can be seen on the...

> No, the installer used on Microsoft Store is exactly the same as the autoupdater and the installer that can be downloaded from GitHub. What I can think is that...

> Not all of them. Recently msstore has allowed installations of unsandboxed win32 apps, UniGetUI being one of the many examples of them. If the upgrade on previously normal installations...