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The automated download of OneNote results in one of two installers (it's random) being downloaded which it then calculates the checksum of. If at runtime the other installer is downloaded, the checksum is invalid and the package can't install.
During the automated install we download BOTH installers (keep retrying until we get both of them) and embed the checksum of both of them in the package.
Can we distribute the installers? Highly unlikely but we're clutching at straws here.
We pick one installer to use and at runtime try and either download that particular installer (which I'm sure was tried and didn't work) or we keep downloading until we get the right one. I prefer doing this on the 'server' end (see 1. above) rather than the client end but is an option.
I think OneNote is just a bad example of a package.
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The automated download of OneNote results in one of two installers (it's random) being downloaded which it then calculates the checksum of. If at runtime the other installer is downloaded, the checksum is invalid and the package can't install.
See this comment.
Brain dump of how to fix this
I think OneNote is just a bad example of a package.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: