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Roblox.Roblox version 1.6.0.24449 #99427
Roblox.Roblox version 1.6.0.24449 #99427
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Hello @UtilisateurDeGithu, During installation testing, this application failed to install without user input. Did you forget to add Silent or SilentWithProgress switches? This can also happen when a dependency is missing. You can test with https://github.com/microsoft/winget-pkgs#test-your-manifest. Please investigate a fix and resubmit the Pull Request. You may also try using the Windows Package Manager Manifest Creator to determine the proper installer type. If the installer type is MSIX, MSI, or a known installer technology like NullSoft, Inno, etc. the wingetcreate tool can detect them and the winget client will know what switches to pass. If it's a .exe installer of an unknown type, you will need to search to determine the proper switches for Silent and SilentWithProgress. Template: msftbot/validationError/installation/unattended |
Unfortunately, the architecture of the Roblox CDN, with different per-CDN hashes, makes it a poor fit for installation through the WinGet package manager. |
Hi, @stephengillie, Do you means that Roblox client is considered as incompatible with winget due to how this installer work? |
There is no silent/no interactivity switch to skip the "successfully installed" dialog box, that make winget waiting for the user a manual interaction with the installer. |
This might be supported under: |
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Hello @UtilisateurDeGithu, I am sorry to report that the Sha256 Hash does not match the installer. This may be caused by using a vanity URL rather than a URL directly to the binary. Please check the HASH and submit again. Sorry for the inconvenience. Template: msftbot/validationError/installers/hashMismatch |
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Hello @UtilisateurDeGithu, During installation testing, this application failed to install without user input. Did you forget to add Silent or SilentWithProgress switches? This can also happen when a dependency is missing. You can test with https://github.com/microsoft/winget-pkgs#test-your-manifest. Please investigate a fix and resubmit the Pull Request. You may also try using the Windows Package Manager Manifest Creator to determine the proper installer type. If the installer type is MSIX, MSI, or a known installer technology like NullSoft, Inno, etc. the wingetcreate tool can detect them and the winget client will know what switches to pass. If it's a .exe installer of an unknown type, you will need to search to determine the proper switches for Silent and SilentWithProgress. Template: msftbot/validationError/installation/unattended |
winget validate --manifest <path>
?winget install --manifest <path>
?Note:
<path>
is the name of the directory containing the manifest you're submitting.Microsoft Reviewers: Open in CodeFlow
Microsoft Reviewers: Open in CodeFlow