The handling of packages with undefined version numbers, referred to as 'unknown' packages, has also been improved, streamlining user experience and reducing previous complications. Additionally, the update has resolved issues related to .NET Tool update checks, ensuring users receive accurate information regarding available upgrades.
For users managing package dependencies, the Uninstall then Update feature has been refined for a smoother process. Moreover, the installer has received significant upgrades to enhance user experience during initial setups or on new systems.
This version is built on .NET 10 with integrated support for AppSdk 1.8. It addresses a specific issue highlighted in pull request #4232 by developer @treysis, which involved preventing the installer from crashing when attempting to create an Autorun registry key that may not exist.
In summary, UniGetUI 3.3.7 Beta 1 not only brings essential updates and fixes but also aims to improve overall usability for developers and package managers. Users are encouraged to test the beta and provide feedback, which will help refine future releases.
Extended Summary:
Looking ahead, the UniGetUI team plans to continue refining the software based on user feedback from this beta release. Future updates may include further enhancements to package management features, improved compatibility with various package types, and additional user interface improvements to enhance the overall experience. The team is also considering integrating advanced analytics to help users understand their package management needs better. As the development progresses, they aim to strengthen community engagement through forums and collaborative platforms, inviting more developers to contribute to the ongoing evolution of UniGetUIUniGetUI 3.3.7 Beta 1 released
The first beta version of UniGetUI 3.3.7 has been released for testing purposes. This update includes several general changes, such as the ability to autoupdate only specific packages and improvements in handling unknown package versions. Additionally, issues with .NET Tool update checking have been resolved, NPM detection improved, and enhancements made to the uninstall and update process, as well as the installer itself. The update also targets .NET 10 and AppSdk 1.8, and a specific issue related to the Autorun registry key has been addressed.
