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It seems github has pushed a tag release-7000, which is the highest number, so it is used to update to. I have opened an issue in their repo (also linked above): desktop/desktop#17716
the faulty tag has been reverted. Not sure if scoop can do much automatically to revert local installs of that tag.
To manually return to the latest real release, do scoop install [email protected], then scoop update github, in case there is a newer release by the time you run this.
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Package Name
github
Expected/Current Behaviour
The version number was updated by the github actions bot from 3.3.5 to 7000 (commit 7494a9a).
This seems like an error to me.
Steps to Reproduce
scoop update *
Possible Solution
Revert the commit
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No response
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