New version: Google.PlayGames version 26.1.305.1

[aisgbnok]

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  • Resolves [Google.PlayGames.Beta version 25.7.774.0] Installer hash does not match #290693
  • Resolves [Package Issue]: Google.PlayGames.Beta #305808
  • Resolves [Package Issue]: Google.PlayGames #326639

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[Kissaki]

How does this solve #326639?

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[aisgbnok]

How does this solve #326639?

This corrects the version for the Google.PlayGames package from the incorrect version 144.0.7547.0 to the latest release version 26.1.305.1 based on ARP entry.

See #168014 for more details.

Because of the nature of the Google.PlayGames installer URL, wingetbot uses the wrong version numbers for Google.PlayGames. It needs to be manually corrected like in this case.

This resolves #326639 where version 25.12.11.2 was being prompted to update to nonexistent version 144.0.7547.0.

The problem is the URL used for the Google.PlayGames package. No one has yet to find and submit a static URL that is not encapsulated by the GoogleUpdater and supports silent installation.

Maybe a new issue similar to #168014 should be opened for the Google.PlayGames. Unfortunately, I'm not sure wingetbot can be updated to correct this. This is more of a validation pipeline issue where wingetbot's PRs should not be accepted because the version it's setting for the package manifest, in this case 144.0.7547.0, does not match the ARP entry after package installation.

[Kissaki]

I see, thank you for the elaborate explanation