IsInstalled | Android Library to check if an Application

Accessing installed package data has changed for Android 11.

You need to have extra permissions to be able to query whats installed.

If you know what specific app(s) you need to query add something like:

The issue did lie within the YAML. I had not escaped the backslashes in the file paths. The correct yaml should look like this:

The correct way to use password-protected proxies with proxy-chain would be this:

You need to await the page.goto("...")

This is not working because isInstalled is getting set by ever iteration.
So the last installedItem can set the value to false.
in essence this is isInstalled is only relevant to the last item. If you want to use this code just remove the else.

if you want to use linq i would do it like this

I'm the maintainer of PSFramework, sorry about that fail!

One of my security-related feature updates broke PSv3 & PSv4 support, I didn't notice right away and then was drowned in heavy workload to fix it timely.

I've added an issue that you can track until it is resolved: https://github.com/PowershellFrameworkCollective/psframework/issues/474

In the meantime, you can resolve this on your server by updating its PowerShell to v5.1 as Mathias suggested, which will resolve it right away.

You are using a .NET object. After searching the registry for the interface, then looking up the TypeLib for the interface, it pointed to the wuapi.dll. I then searched for COM objects that use wuapi.dll as their InprocServer32. I found "Microsoft.Update.StringColl.1". It has an Add() method, so it should work the same in the code as your other method (I think). So, replace where you initialize the $StringCollection with this:

Your PrivateRoute will render Route with no path defined, which means it will be reacting to '/' path. And you use PrivateRoute as first component in your routing, so it will handle actually everything (cause everything starts with '/', so '/login' will be handled by your '/' route), so you should do This exact property will make this route to work only exactly when url is '/'. Other option would be to move your PrivateRoute as a last component in your "routing table" (where you place your elements)

Bundles don't support shortcuts or components. They need to go into a Product.