Starting sourcetree in Windows 10 VS2017 pro. Using the most recent insider version of windows. When I launch it, window comes up that says it needs .NET v4.7.1. When click to install .NET now, the installer for .NET downloads and runs, but says .NET is already installed
The fix is here:
https://withinrafael.com/2018/09/11/napkin-note/
Just add the missing registry key, Sourcetree works. Thanks for pointing me in the right direction.
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I have the same issue. Sourcetree worked fine yesterday. Windows updates ran last night, and this morning I can't run Sourcetree. It updated to Windows 10 v1809.
Framework release 461814 is 4.7.2, but version in registry shows 4.7.03190.
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Can you try running %localappdata%\Sourcetree\app-2.6.10\sourcetree.exe?
Switch app-2.6.10 for whatever the relevant version is you have installed.
It looks like it is the installer/update technology Squirrel.Windows that is failing. I'm interested to know if the underlying app will still run.
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FWIW I think 4.7.1, 4.7.2 etc are essentially named releases and really equate to some 4.7.0#### version under the cover.
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Unfortunately, I get the same error when running it from that location.
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That is disappointing. This might be a significant problem.
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I installed the latest insider build today and the problem still exists. When the actual update comes out next month, this will be a show stopper. For now, I'll just go back to the previous build.
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Hi
We're investigating this at the moment.
Can any one provide a copy of the SquirrelSetup.log, I believe it should be in %localappdata%\Sourcetree for GA builds or %localappdata%\SourcetreeBeta for Beta builds.
Thanks
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At the moment it looks like an issue in the Windows Insider Builds
https://github.com/Squirrel/Squirrel.Windows/pull/1306
https://twitter.com/WithinRafael/status/1039382206051901440
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Windows 10 doesn't always seem to recognize the .NET update until after a reboot.
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Looking here: https://github.com/Squirrel/Squirrel.Windows/blob/250fe4ce09035a682d90836f8c89097760638f66/src/Setup/FxHelper.cpp
The installer checks the following registry key
Computer\HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SOFTWARE\Microsoft\NET Framework Setup\NDP\v4\Full
And then checks the Release number is not less than the required value, in this case
461308 for .NET 4.7.1
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