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Update New-Win32App.ps1 #20

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C:\ADOAgent_work\1\s\Scripts\New-Win32App.ps1 : Cannot validate argument on parameter 'FilePath'. Cannot bind argument to parameter 'Path' because it is an empty string.

"Temporary" workaround, makes it so that the intunewinapputil.exe is always found since it is in $env. it is not a good long term solution but at least it gets everything working again. I will need someone with a better grasp to fix this in a more long term manner.

C:\ADOAgent\_work\1\s\Scripts\New-Win32App.ps1 : Cannot validate argument on parameter 'FilePath'. Cannot bind  argument to parameter 'Path' because it is an empty string.

"Temporary" workaround, makes it so that the intunewinapputil.exe is always found since it is in $env.
it is not a good long term solution but at least it gets everything working again.
I will need someone with a better grasp to fix this in a more long term manner.
sanitized the string for a more readable download link
apparently it introduced a bug so it is better to stay on the tried and tested version, the bug was found in the publishing step
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Sorry for not looking at this earlier. Is this still an issue that needs to be addressed? There were some issues with the IntuneWin32App module earlier this year when a new version of the wrapper utility was released from Microsoft. Could that have been the reason for this?

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