Fall back to CLI for update detection when using bundled in-proc COM#4572
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Gabriel Dufresne (GabrielDuf) merged 1 commit intomainfrom Apr 10, 2026
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Problem
When UniGetUI uses the bundled in-proc WinGet COMactivation,
IsUpdateAvailableis not reliably populated onCatalogPackageobjects, causing most available updates to be missing from the updates list.Fix
When
NativeWinGetHelperis initialized via the bundled factory,GetAvailableUpdates_UnSafe()now delegates toBundledWinGetHelper, which parseswinget upgrade --include-unknownoutput instead. This consistently returns correct results regardless of COM activation mode.