Closed PatrickThVillanueva closed 3 years ago
Somewhere in the output of the powershell cmdlet Get-AppPackage
is an "ü", i think. I use german windows as well and i never encountered any apps that use umlauts in their technical name. Can your run the following in a powershell console and post the output here?
Get-AppPackage | Out-String -Stream | Select-String -Pattern 'ü'
(this searches for "ü" in the same output the WindowsApps-Package fails to decode) I would like to know which app it is, to be sure my fix works.
This is the output. I have replaced your real name and street with placeholders, just in case. But the output is indeed with the u-umlaut:
Publisher : CN=[Your name], O=[Your name], STREET=[Your address], L=Nürnberg, S=Bayern, PostalCode=90478,
Well that does not help much because I still don't know which app this is. Can post the output of
Get-AppPackage | Where-Object {$_.Publisher -Like '*L=Nürnberg*'}
here?
I get the following error when installing this plugin. This is both with PackageControl and manually. Running on a Windows10 machine
** ERROR: Error from WindowsApps.WindowsApps.on_catalog: <class 'UnicodeDecodeError'>: 'charmap' codec can't decode byte 0x81 in position 106229: character maps to
Traceback (most recent call last):
File "C:\Users[me]\AppData\Roaming\Keypirinha\InstalledPackages\WindowsApps.keypirinha-package\windowsapps.py", line 173, in on_catalog
File "lib\subprocess.py", line 926, in communicate
File "lib\encodings\cp1252.py", line 23, in decode
08:45:55.739 WindowsApps.ModernControlPanel: Cataloged 91 items in 3.9 seconds