[Added] Uplay - App-Request

OLLI_S

Name of the app:

Uplay

File Path:

C:\Program Files (x86)\Ubisoft\Ubisoft Game Launcher\Uplay.exe

Developer:

Ubisoft Entertainment

Website:

https://uplay.ubi.com/

Download Site:

https://uplay.ubi.com/

App-Icon: in ICO format

0_1529601111381_Uplay_Icon_256x256.ico

Notes:

Uplay is a game client like Steam
Uplay is updated very often

OLLI_S

@tom said in Uplay - App-Request:

updated. What does the result look like n

Perfect, Uplay shows now the version 62.0.5696 and an other update manager shows the same version.
So the issue is solved.y

Tom

@olli_s The rule has been updated. What does the result look like now?

OLLI_S

Yes, the version is wrong, but I think there is no way to read it out.
In the EXE file (C:\Program Files (x86)\Ubisoft\Ubisoft Game Launcher\Uplay.exe) I see the following version:

File version:      1.0
Product version:   1.0.1
Assembly version:

In the Windows 10 Settings the version 2.0 is shown:

In the Uplay app I see the following version info:

In an other update manager I see the version 62.0.0.5696.
I don't know where this information comes from, so I searched in the SUMo Bug Tracker and found:
http://www.kcsoftwares.com/bugs/view.php?id=4152

Here it says:

You check Uplay.exe instead of UbisoftGameLauncher.exe for the version

When I get the version numbers from UbisoftGameLauncher.exe then I get:

File version:      
Product version:   62.0.5696
Assembly version:

If I search in the internet for "Uplay Download" I find many sites that report a version number beginning with 62.
So the version displayed in the other download mager might be right.

So what about the following solution:
Use the version number stored in UbisoftGameLauncher.exe because this fits to the info that I found in the internet.
When an update is released, then I chekc if the version in the Uplay.exe and in Windows 10 are changing.
But the other download manager was mostly right.

Tom

Added, but I need you to confirm the version reported in the UI of the product vs. our rule (I think it is wrong)