Installer Hash mismatch

[sschmocker]

If there is a mismatch with the installer, then the app does not install.
Is there a option to add the "--force" command to the install command in intune?

This bug has already been stated here:
microsoft/winget-cli#714

[Romanitho]

For security reasons, i'm not a big fan of the --force option. But we can add an option anyway for those that want to use it :)

[Romanitho]

You may now use the --force option ;)

[ztrhgf]

I get the same error for Ghisler.TotalCommander. It is because the latest version 10.51. The previous 10.50 works fine...

[Romanitho]

even with --force ?

[ztrhgf]

Yes, force didn't help. I suppose its because I am running this as an admin.

[FaserF]

can confirm. I get the same issue when trying to install TeamViewer/Teamviewer Host. Even with --force

[Romanitho]

C:\Users\WDAGUtilityAccount>winget install TeamViewer.TeamViewer --force
Found TeamViewer [TeamViewer.TeamViewer] Version 15.34.4
This application is licensed to you by its owner.
Microsoft is not responsible for, nor does it grant any licenses to, third-party packages.
Downloading https://download.teamviewer.com/download/TeamViewer_Setup_x64.exe
  ██████████████████████████████  43.8 MB / 43.8 MB
Installer hash does not match; this cannot be overridden when running as admin

You have now the answer on the last line 😇

[Romanitho]

Winget limitation, not our scripts.
microsoft/winget-cli#715

[FaserF]

thanks, will wait for a fix within winget then :)

[Romanitho]

For teamviewer, I would even suggest you to use it as a "normal" package. I think there installers always point to the same URL. So obviously SHA will change each time they release a new version