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Broken app label: DisplayLinkManager #5
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Originally created by @dkontogeorgis on GitHub.
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It's not possible to download the latest version of Display Link Manager
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Installomator V10.8 Mar 28, 2025
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@froggtech commented on GitHub:
You may be using an old version of the label, I was. @TechTrekkie kindly updated it 2 weeks ago and that version works. You will need to swap out the label. https://github.com/Installomator/Installomator/blob/main/fragments/labels/displaylinkmanager.sh
@uurazzle commented on GitHub:
FYI:
Here is a new pull request that fixes it and is better IMHO.
The new Installomator label fixes the critical error by downloading the macOS .pkg file instead of the Windows .EXE file that caused the signature verification failure. The old label's scraping logic inadvertently followed links to Windows executables, while the new version explicitly changes the query parameter from ?filetype=exe to ?filetype=pkg to retrieve the correct macOS package. Additional improvements include more reliable version detection by parsing release notes filenames instead of searching for inconsistent text, clearer sequential logic for easier debugging, and removed the unneeded packageID field, since the "DisplayLink Manager" application gets installed in
/Applicationshttps://github.com/Installomator/Installomator/pull/2712
@dkontogeorgis commented on GitHub:
Thanks it works!