New version: Gyan.FFmpeg version 7.0

[aisgbnok]

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[stephengillie]

Hi @aisgbnok,

This PR's version number 7.0 has 2 parameters (sets of numbers between dots - major, minor, etc), which is less than the current manifest's version 6.1.1, which has 3 parameters.

Does this PR's version number exactly match the version reported in the Apps & features Settings page? (Feel free to attach a screenshot.)

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[aisgbnok]

Hey @stephengillie,

This is a portable installer, so the executable does not place an entry in Windows settings. WinGet seems to do that based on the reported version number in the manifest.

However, I am confident 7.0 is the correct version. The executable reports version 7.0, and that is what the author uses.

This reduction in parameters is not new for Gyan.FFmpeg in the winget-pkgs repository. For example, 5.0 -> 5.0.1 -> 5.1, etc.

This applies to #147884 and #147887 as well.

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[stephengillie]

This reduction in parameters is not new for Gyan.FFmpeg in the winget-pkgs repository. For example, 5.0 -> 5.0.1 -> 5.1, etc.

Thanks for letting me know. I'll add it to an exception list for this check. (Currently manual, might be noisy until it's fully automated.)