Closed virtualex-itv closed 1 year ago
I'm going to have to grab a Windows 11 Vagrant box for this. Bear with me.
Is this still relevant? If so, what is blocking it? Is there anything you can do to help move it forward?
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This problem appears to be on Windows 10 x64 as well (see this Disqus thread) which I've also confirmed.
@pauby - In the interim, I've rewritten the update.ps1 for my AU setup and have been generating my own package for Snagit using the .msi URL and I haven't had any issues with installation or upgrades since on both Win10 & Win11
Maybe it's a corrupt or bad MSI in the package.....
it's very well possible, I don't mind sharing my update.ps1 with you (but I believe you've already seen it via a PR I submitted) but I'm pretty sure our AU instances are different.
You use the EXE and this is for the MSI install. So they're not compatible, unless I'm forgetting something?
The checksum for the package that is downloaded is the same for the one downloaded manually and the same one downloaded from the releases page. So the MSI is correct. But maybe it's broken intentionally / unintentionally.
So the results are:
Okay. This is now fixed in https://github.com/pauby/ChocoPackages/commit/a9d5e5f8987e458a219487abd5842a4f6d63603a. The issue turned out to be this which came from me playing with the EXE a few versions ago, but not changing it back to MSI
. 🤦
A package fix version will go up shortly and I'm going to unlist the broken versions.
This has now been pushed.
@virtualex-itv Can you check it works on Windows 11 too?
@pauby - confirming that snagit --version 2022.1.2.1010
installs successfully on Win11. This issue can be closed.
Awesome! Thanks for confirming that Alex.
Chocolatey Version
1.1.0
Chocolatey License
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Package Version
2022.1.0
Current Behaviour
Windows 11 - 22621.169
When running the .msi manually, the installer halts with the following:
Expected Behaviour
Application install via MSI is not supported on Windows 11 and requires EXE instead. Application should install if using the EXE
Steps To Reproduce
Environment
Chocolatey Log
Anything else?
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