[BUG] PowerShellGet 1.x (Update-Module) has no -Scope parameter (Microsoft.WinGet.Client can't be updated) #2814
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Apparently 1.6.0 is so old it can't update itself anymore After running Note: My Win10 is an upgraded Win7 from 2009. Apparently it stopped 2017 |
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I will investigate, but Windows 10/11 is supposed to come with PowerShellGet v2 by default, perhaps the fact that your pc is a Win7 upgrade could explain why this issue is happening |
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Noticed I had the same issue, so I came here. Tried updating it: Looking at the folder listed above it seems I have version 1.0.0.1.
Tried it. Had to remove the folder by hand. Then I noticed uniget was running in a completly different powershell. The one from While the regular powershell I use: So I had to rerun the same command in the older powershell that gets used by uniget. No idea why they seem to not share packages..... |
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PowerShell 5.1 is the one inside of Windows which will remain as-is, because Microsoft doesn't want to break existing users (and leverage Windows-only-features) So UniGet supports both, but apparently 5.1 can be broken (by something). |
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Same thing here. I'm on a Windows 11 install that was a clean install at the time. I had powershellget 1.0.0.1 and no matter what I tried I couldn't get to to upgrade. The only thing that worked was replacing PowerShellGet and PackageManagement in program files with manually downloaded versions. Looking back in the console of all the things I tried, i just noticed I missed this error about the -AllowClobber parameter so no idea if it would have helped: So maybe something like this would have helped: I'm available to do more testing or try to reproduce this more if it would help. |
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Indeed, I have installed Win 11 24H2, as new as it gets, and it has version |
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And also interesting, it seems to be on purpose |
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And 3rd update 😄 The It would require some mechanism of detecting a "Locked down version 1" and keep it. Or notify about an outdated "installable" version. |
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For anyone looking for a temporary workaround, you can go into the installation options and add an additional parameter similar to the following: Alternatively, you could remove the null suppression so any errors do bubble up: |
marticliment
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Thanks, it worked for me! |
Is this where you enter the additional parameter or Why do I keep getting prompted for Launching subprocess.-- |
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I have fixed the issue. Please wait for the next beta release and test if the issue gets resolved for you. I will let you know when a new beta release is available. |
Danke, auch bei mir wurde das Problem behoben. |
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Please try this new release: https://github.com/marticliment/UniGetUI/releases/tag/3.1.4-beta1 |
Also, I have enabled the |
Please confirm these before moving forward
UniGetUI Version
3.1.2.beta3
Windows version, edition, and architecture
Windows 10
Describe your issue
I am not making sure all my PowerShell 5.x modules are up to date. So apparently I "only" have PowerShellGet 1.x and get the following error
https://learn.microsoft.com/en-us/powershell/module/powershellget/update-module?view=powershellget-1.x
Has noscope (pun intended)
While
https://learn.microsoft.com/en-us/powershell/module/powershellget/update-module?view=powershellget-2.x
or 3.x has
Can UniGet update "PowerShellGet", too?!
Or at least check if 2.x+ is installed?!
Steps to reproduce the issue
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