BakkesMod.BakkesMod version 31

[CanePlayz]

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[CanePlayz]

@microsoft-github-policy-service agree

[CanePlayz]

I have to note that I've heard but I'm not sure that only applications supporting silent installations would be supported. In that case, BakkesMod would be a more complicated case. What I've submitted here is the Setup.exe which installs the BakkesMod Injector and the current underlying BakkesMod version for you.

However, if only programs supporting silent installs are supported, we could instead make it so that the .exe from here is downloaded. That just downloads the injector and then lets you install the underlying version from inside the injector via an update.

Edit: I think the second option isn't that good since the .exe that you later need to open the program is what you download and it doesn't get put into ProgramData or anything similar.

[CanePlayz]

Uhm that's not normal, is it?

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[CanePlayz]

Opened a case here: https://www.microsoft.com/en-us/wdsi/submission/7d4fdf5c-a7d6-4115-99e3-b5faee7b108c

[CanePlayz]

Unfortunately, MS wasn't able to reproduce any detection: https://www.microsoft.com/en-us/wdsi/submission/7d4fdf5c-a7d6-4115-99e3-b5faee7b108c What am I supposed to do now?

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[CanePlayz]

The team behind BakkesMod has decided they do not want their software to be featured on winget, and I will respect that of course. I will leave this PR open so you can keep on testing the pipelines if you want to, feel free to close the PR any time though.

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[stephengillie]

This is an Inno installer and the switch /? gives its installer switches:

But even with /VERYSILENT /SUPPRESSMSGBOXES /FORCECLOSEAPPLICATIONS it still pops up with the box. So it doesn't appear to have an unattended mode. Blocked by:

• Settings for installer modes winget-cli#910

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Hello @CanePlayz,

During installation testing, this application failed to install without user input. Did you forget to add Silent or SilentWithProgress switches?

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Please investigate a fix and resubmit the Pull Request.

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[CanePlayz]

This is an Inno installer and the switch /? gives its installer switches:

But even with /VERYSILENT /SUPPRESSMSGBOXES /FORCECLOSEAPPLICATIONS it still pops up with the box. So it doesn't appear to have an unattended mode. Blocked by:

• Settings for installer modes winget-cli#910

Thanks for your investigations, but as I mentioned above, unfortunately, the devs don't want their software on winget...

[stephengillie]

The team behind BakkesMod has decided they do not want their software to be featured on winget, and I will respect that of course. I will leave this PR open so you can keep on testing the pipelines if you want to, feel free to close the PR any time though.

Thanks for letting us know.