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If Discord is already installed (even if installed via WinUtil) and then is selected when choosing "Install/Upgrade Selected", the script does not fail over to the next install/upgrade when it should.
To Reproduce
Steps to reproduce the behavior:
Click on Install tab.
Select Discord
Click on "Install/Upgrade Selected"
After install, click on "Install/Upgrade Selected" again (replicates error generated if you use "Get Installed" and then do an Install/Upgrade).
Script hangs at "Attempt installation of Discord.Discord with user scope"
Expected behavior
The script should get the error report from winget that it cannot upgrade this package and move on to the next package or finish, as appropriate. This happens with other packages.
Additional context
Notable - if I ctrl+c on the powershell window, I then get a popup asking for user credentials to be utilized to install Discord (this does not appear for me until I attempt to fail out of the install). Canceling that credential window gives an error about not being provided credentials, but still does not fail out of the install attempt sufficiently to allow working with the GUI.
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I would personally prefer to see Discord installed on an all-users basis rather than per-user, in any case, but that's not relevant to this particular issue.
Describe the bug
If Discord is already installed (even if installed via WinUtil) and then is selected when choosing "Install/Upgrade Selected", the script does not fail over to the next install/upgrade when it should.
To Reproduce
Steps to reproduce the behavior:
Expected behavior
The script should get the error report from winget that it cannot upgrade this package and move on to the next package or finish, as appropriate. This happens with other packages.
Additional context
Notable - if I ctrl+c on the powershell window, I then get a popup asking for user credentials to be utilized to install Discord (this does not appear for me until I attempt to fail out of the install). Canceling that credential window gives an error about not being provided credentials, but still does not fail out of the install attempt sufficiently to allow working with the GUI.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: