HandyOrg / HandyWinGet

GUI for installing apps through WinGet and Creating Yaml file
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Installed repositories showing apps not actually installed #23

Closed JohnLGalt closed 3 years ago

JohnLGalt commented 3 years ago

HI,

good work on 3.3.0.0. I have a feeling this bug report is not related to HWG directly, but to WinGet / parsing of metadata / some other issue.

Using 3.3.0.0, and selecting Show only installed button at bottom right, I get a lot of apps listed that are actually not installed.

I suspect, from the NetGear and RivaTuner uninstall routines, that what is actually happening is that there are either false positives in the scan for installed items, or else some of these items are a part of other actual installations versus being installed manually / on their own.

If I can provide logs, or anything like that, please let me know.

Also, a couple of these do not show up in 3.2.2.0:

dnGrep, GoLang, Git, Billi, and TIM do not show as installed in 3.2.2.0

Is it possible to use a program UUID instead, or do most of these not have an associated UUID to hunt down?

ghost1372 commented 3 years ago

@JohnLGalt thank you for your feedback for uninstalling package, Each program installed in the registry has a uninstall string, but, some of them do not have this string so hwg is Unable to uninstall package also it seems that, uninstall string is not seted correctly for items I will try to check soon

JohnLGalt commented 3 years ago

Not surprising. Not every developer is ... savvy. Even if their applications are awesome. Lol.

RMITBLOG commented 3 years ago

@JohnLGalt thank you for your feedback for uninstalling package, Each program installed in the registry has a uninstall string, but, some of them do not have this string so hwg is Unable to uninstall package also it seems that, uninstall string is not seted correctly for items I will try to check soon

@ghost1372 I found the same issue. I will check with a few other apps but cannot get 7zip to show.

RMITBLOG commented 3 years ago

@ghost1372 To confirm I tried Link shell Extention. this shows to be working in your gif. However its not showing as installed like all other apps.

RMITBLOG commented 3 years ago

@ghost1372 To confirm I tried Link shell Extention. this shows to be working in your gif. However its not showing as installed like all other apps.

It turns out there is no issue. User error: the show installed package path was not set

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😀😀

JohnLGalt commented 3 years ago

Not surprising. Not every developer is ... savvy. Even if their applications are awesome. Lol.

I just realized, in re-reading what I wrote - I was NOT referring to you, @ghost1372 - I was referring to other developers.

I'm so sorry for the implied insult, truly!

ghost1372 commented 3 years ago

I close this issue And I will follow it in this issue