Best way to update? #2348
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Is there a way to automatically update the app? |
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If you installed youtube music using a package manager, then you could use the package manager to update youtube music. |
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Thank you. |
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Like ArjixWasTaken mentioned, you can use a package manager. Me, I'm on Windows 11, and I personally use Microsoft's own WinGet (via UniGetUI), the package name is: marticliment/UniGetUI GitHub repo link In the readme there you'll also see links to the WinGet and Scoop package managers, UniGetUI will allow you to manage the installation as well as manage automated updates with a nice UI - so the best of both worlds. |
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UniGetUI seems to have issues, with installing and updating the |
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UniGetUI is a wrapper around winget and other tools, have you tried directly using winget in the terminal? (trying to narrow down the issue) |
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It's some weird previous version files can't be removed, don't think it's an upstream issue of the package since only i've this issue? |
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Weirdly this is where my current install is located |
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I made this for debian based distros |
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Like ArjixWasTaken mentioned, you can use a package manager.
Me, I'm on Windows 11, and I personally use Microsoft's own WinGet (via UniGetUI), the package name is:
th-ch.YouTubeMusicmarticliment/UniGetUI GitHub repo link
In the readme there you'll also see links to the WinGet and Scoop package managers, UniGetUI will allow you to manage the installation as well as manage automated updates with a nice UI - so the best of both worlds.