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The latest version of fusion.xml (used by VMwareFusionURLProvider.py) gives the incorrect version for the 11.5.5 download string: <metadata> <productId>fusion</productId> <version>20.0.0</version> <url>fusion/11.5.5/16269456/core/metadata.xml.gz</url> <locale /> </metadata>
As such, it doesn't get picked up by the search for a major_version of 11.
Looking over the file, it seems like the version number is often wrong. It's just that the "major" part of the version is still correct, so it hasn't caused an issue until now.
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@mikedowler Thanks for bringing this up. I don't maintain this anymore as I no longer do Mac Admin as my primary job. I'm happy to accept a PR for the community so they can continue to benefit from this recipe.
The latest version of fusion.xml (used by VMwareFusionURLProvider.py) gives the incorrect version for the 11.5.5 download string:
<metadata> <productId>fusion</productId> <version>20.0.0</version> <url>fusion/11.5.5/16269456/core/metadata.xml.gz</url> <locale /> </metadata>
As such, it doesn't get picked up by the search for a
major_version
of 11.Looking over the file, it seems like the version number is often wrong. It's just that the "major" part of the version is still correct, so it hasn't caused an issue until now.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: