Camunda.Modeler version 5.7.0

[Miladiir]

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[Miladiir]

This is a portable GUI App. Unfortunately I cannot get this to work. Adding the PortableCommandAlias: camunda-modeler does not work, The unzipped folder is added to path and I can start the application by typing "Camunda Modeler" into the windows run (WIN+R) prompt, but not from pwsh or cmd. Of course, the app also does not show in WIN+S or Start Menu.

Where to go from here? I noticed that the other zipped programs seem to be command line only. Is it not supported yet?

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[Trenly]

This is blocked by microsoft/winget-cli#2711; As a workaround, start 'camunda modeler' does seem to launch the program.

Start menu entries and desktop icons are not added for portable packages, which is intentional.

[Miladiir]

@Trenly thanks, that works. Do we want to merge this still, or wait for winget to support this use case first? I am willing to contribute for this package in the future.

[mdanish-kh]

@Trenly thanks, that works. Do we want to merge this still, or wait for winget to support this use case first? I am willing to contribute for this package in the future.

If it does not launch as expected, merging it would mean a bad user experience.
cc @denelon - Maybe we can have something like a .dll label if we're blocking these submissions?

[Trenly]

There should be a Zip-Binary label already existing

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I added:
"Depends on .dlls that aren't available via symlink" to the description of the "zip-binary" label. If it should be worded differently, just let me know. 😊

[mdanish-kh]

I added: "Depends on .dlls that aren't available via symlink" to the description of the "zip-binary" label. If it should be worded differently, just let me know. 😊

We would probably also need that label in winget-pkgs repo and the ability to tag issues and PRs with it through fabricbot 👀

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I added: "Depends on .dlls that aren't available via symlink" to the description of the "zip-binary" label. If it should be worded differently, just let me know. 😊

We would probably also need that label in winget-pkgs repo and the ability to tag issues and PRs with it through fabricbot 👀

Yes; I think the team is still working through FabricBot issues and are looking for it to be a bit more stable before additional updates

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I created the label so we can use it as soon as we're ready.

https://github.com/microsoft/winget-pkgs/labels?q=zip-binary

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