UniGetUI 3.1.1 beta 3

[Martí Climent (marticliment)]

Changes

• Added PowerShell 7 Support.
• Important changes in the UI backend:
  • Icons are loaded from a font file, instead of themed .png files.
  • Important improvements to package tags.
  • Improvements on Settings Page Controls
  • Package managers now have an optional DisplayName property
  • WinGet and Scoop icons have been updated to be coherent with their official icons
• Package Bundles Page has been updated to inherit from the new AbstractPackagesPage
• Improvements to how packages are imported and expoeted

SHA256: C7A6A9BB90B9E1EFC3FC0FF09AA3DF217EF18288727E5F50D14A774F85F32EB5

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This discussion was created from the release UniGetUI 3.1.1 beta 3.

[Mertsch]

This is awesome!
Use "included winget" also works now. Only need it one system where the installed winget is not recognized for some reason (win server 2019)

[Martí Climent (marticliment)]

Windows Server support for WinGet is kinda broken, so expect it to not work

[Brian Gregory (BrianG61UK)]

When there is a PIP update the package updates Widget stops working, just saying "An error occurred with this widget: CANNOT_FETCH_UPDATES: update fetching failed with code InternalServerError". I had to go to WingetUI itself to install the update, rather than just clicking on the button in the widget. Once the update is done, the widget starts working again!

[Martí Climent (marticliment)]

Fixed on code!

[nanners (nannerpusser)]

Powershell 7 support is one of those things I didn't wanna ask about because I figured you have a whole workflow devoted to those reports, but kept hoping it'd make it in soon. And here we are.