Closed albert-ubintia closed 2 months ago
@albert-ubintia Have you tried 3.1.1 beta? It includes a fix that sounds very much like it's for you
Issues with package encoding WinGet will be found on systems where the user does not have a ascii-only username
Yes, the latest beta has this issue fixed
Hey. I have the same issue and tested with the latest beta. It looks now different, but it isn't really fixed. Before it was looking like in the screenshot before. Now it looks like this:
But the path contains an acronym:
If I copy and past the path from UniGetUI it still contains some broken char:
Running on:
Hello,
I can confirm that the beta has solved my problem with the à character, you can see it in the following screenshot
Thank you all for such a quick response.
Hey @albert-ubintia,
have you done anything special? I completely uninstalled WinGet 3.0.2 and also deleted the folders in Local App Data. I reinstalled the latest beta (as seen in the screenshot).
However it still shows the acronym "ü" as a squared box, if I copy the path.
So for me it doesn't work yet :-(
No, I haven't done anything special, just uninstall the regular version and install the beta. Before uninstalling the beta, I did do a reset in the general preferences and the Winget section.
This is still an issue for me running 3.1.1-beta1 where UniGetUI displays "Winget not found" error. I have an Ø
in my username which is replaced with an O
in the path to winget.exe as displayed in the settings dialog.
I've created a junction using uppercase O that points to my real user folder as a workaround.
I can confirm that Uniget 3.1.1-beta3 "fixes" the issue by pointing to C:\Program Files\WingetUI\winget-cli_x64\winget.exe instead of the users \AppData\Local\Microsoft\WindowsApps\winget.exe
I can confirm 3.1.1-beta3 fixed locating winget.exe but there is still an issue locating Scoop package manager and .NET Tools Outdated.
Please confirm these before moving forward
UniGetUI Version
3.10
Windows version, edition, and architecture
Windows 11 PRO 23H2 - 22631.3810
Describe your issue
Hello,
The program cannot use the winget folder, I have seen that my user's folder has an accented letter 'à' and I think that makes UniGetUi unable to use it.
Winget from the command line works correctly.
Steps to reproduce the issue
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