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The url in the install powershell should not contain a variable but a fix url.
Background. There is an internalization functionality by chocolatey which repacks the package for own package server and e.g. offline szenario. So the url cannot be determined because the variable doesn‘t exists… It may work for install, but not for internalization.
A workaround would be to set the env var ($env:ChocolateyPackageVersion) yourself beforehand. But I will fix this in the next version which I'm updating now.
Sorry for my late answer. Yes setting the variable works, but then this has to be done for every version…
We have an automated Azure DevOps pipeline which internalizes 4 times a day any package which we already have internalized (with a new version if available) so this automation would not work…
But many thanks for the fix 👍 so this should now work for me
The url in the install powershell should not contain a variable but a fix url.
Background. There is an internalization functionality by chocolatey which repacks the package for own package server and e.g. offline szenario. So the url cannot be determined because the variable doesn‘t exists… It may work for install, but not for internalization.
https://docs.chocolatey.org/en-us/features/package-internalizer
Would it possible to fix this and release the newest version? Many thanks
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