Adding tools to "Automatic hash update" process?

[M1kep]

I'm interested in how an application can be added to to the Automatic Hash Updates that wingetbot performs?

[ghost]

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[M1kep]

Adding some "Author Feedback" to keep this open.

[jedieaston]

It does it automatically if the hash doesn't match for the same URL. For example, Google doesn't post a new URL for each installer for Chrome, so if the bot detects that the hash for the always up-to-date installer URL has changed, it fixes the manifest.

(as I understand it, since the code isn't available yet).

[M1kep]

@jedieaston id agree it was automatic, but the kubectl package was using the "latest" format as well and was overlooked. This leads me to believe there is some specific format or a registration, for lack of a better word, that needs to happen.

After reviewing, it actually wasn't using a latest.yaml. I could add one as a test, but may be preferred to get confirmation if that's the correct method.

Ref: #5831 #5832

[ghost]

This issue has been automatically marked as stale because it has been marked as requiring author feedback but has not had any activity for 7 days. It will be closed if no further activity occurs within 7 days of this comment.

[M1kep]

"Author Feedback"

[M1kep]

@denelon is there someway to flag this issue so I don't have to provide "author feedback" every week?

[KevinLaMS]

@M1kep it should be fixed. Sorry about that.

[denelon]

This issue has been resolved for quite some time. I'm going to go ahead and close this.