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Windows Terminal latest stable release is v1.12.10334.0 but on the Windows Store it is v1.11.3471.0 #12403

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jeansagi opened this issue Feb 6, 2022 · 4 comments
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jeansagi commented Feb 6, 2022

Windows Terminal version

v1.11.3471.0

Windows build number

10.0.22000.469

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N/A

Steps to reproduce

Microsoft Store updates "Windows Termina Preview" but not "Windows Terminal"

Expected Behavior

Microsoft Store updates should be in sync with the lates update. It is true for "Windows Terminal Preview" but not for "Windows Terminal"

Actual Behavior

No update is available for Windows Terminal which in the Windows Store is a release behind the current github one.

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This happens literally every release - the store doesn't necessarily roll out the updates uniformly. If you install the msix off our releases page, then it'll stay linked to the Store version and still auto-update in the future, if you manually want to hop to the next version without waiting for the Store

#12362, #11622 et. al.

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grawity commented Feb 12, 2022

This happens literally every release - the store doesn't necessarily roll out the updates uniformly. If you install the msix off our releases page, then it'll stay linked to the Store version and still auto-update in the future, if you manually want to hop to the next version without waiting for the Store

Thanks, this was really unclear from the README – I've already been manually upgrading to the latest releases from msixbundle anyway, but still wished I could keep the auto-update in case I miss an announcement.

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jeansagi commented Feb 17, 2022 via email

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kczx3 commented Mar 3, 2022

This happens literally every release - the store doesn't necessarily roll out the updates uniformly. If you install the msix off our releases page, then it'll stay linked to the Store version and still auto-update in the future, if you manually want to hop to the next version without waiting for the Store

#12362, #11622 et. al.

You may want to update the main README then. It states this under the manual install of the .msixbundle:

Note: If you install Terminal manually:

Terminal will not auto-update when new builds are released so you will need to regularly install the latest Terminal release to receive all the latest fixes and improvements!

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