v1.10.2

Fixes, plus one change to what a pin means. Coming from v1.10.1: download the new exe and delete the old one, or let the app update itself from Settings — installed with winget, use winget upgrade FedeB2160.WinGetStudio.

A winget failure is no longer an empty list

When winget itself failed — a source that would not open, a broken index — the app read its silence as "nothing here": No updates available, No installed package found, No package matches. Each of those now shows winget's own reason instead, in the place the list would be. A search with MS Store ticked, while the Store does not answer, says so rather than pretending the package does not exist, and a scan that fails inside the app shows a message instead of an empty tab.

Pins hold against explicit upgrades

A pin made from the app is now a blocking pin. The default kind only keeps a package out of winget upgrade --all; upgrading it by name — which is how this app updates a package — went straight through it. A blocking pin is refused on every path, from this app or from the command line, until it is removed. Pins you already have keep their type.

Import

A package list whose file name contains [ or ] was rejected as "not a winget package list"; it is read correctly now. A list with no packages in it is refused before the confirmation, instead of asking to install zero packages.

Also

About credits Codex (OpenAI) alongside Claude Code (Anthropic). The project now has a Windows CI that runs both test suites and the build on every pull request; the UI suite runs offline by default and reaches winget only with -Live.