Is this MS Store repo. maintained by the AHK Commun/Found.?

[SaulHJL]

https://www.microsoft.com/store/productId/9NQ8Q8J78637

Or is it just 'some dude', with zero working relationship with you guys?
My bad, I just saw this in the Store entry...

Please note that this is an unofficial store portation to support AutoHotkey on Windows 10 in S-Mode. It is not supported by the official AutoHotkey Team.
You can get more information about this release by visiting the following thread on the AutoHotkey forum https://bit.ly/2WFabiv or the AutoHotkey website www.autohotkey.com

I haven't tried installing it, yet, but I assume its 2.x branch??
Errm, nothing happened after it was installed?? (I have Pro not S, so I don't have to use the Store, but I'd rather do auto-updates via it)

Update; it seems to be a recent-ish stable 1.x build, see the attached SS.

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What about WinGet (or winstall.com), any official presence of you guys there?

TY!

[SaulHJL]

Assuming it is the latest (or near) stable 2.x build....
Are the most bleeding edge builds, also made available via the Store or Winget/Winstall?

[geek]

The store edition is published by forum user Waetherlight. You can read more here: viewtopic.php?f=2&t=73724

I do not believe there has been a v2 release. I wouldn't expect it to have the latest v1 release either.

[SaulHJL]

Yes I referred to that thread, but thanks!
Best way(s) to auto-update to the latest stable & bleeding-edge builds?
I am running both...

[lexikos]

winget package manifests can apparently be contributed by anyone. I had nothing to do with it.

There is no auto-update function included in the v2 installation yet.

The latest full version number for each minor version can be retrieved from:
https://www.autohotkey.com/download/versions.txt
or
https://www.autohotkey.com/download/1.1/version.txt
https://www.autohotkey.com/download/2.0/version.txt
https://www.autohotkey.com/download/2.1/version.txt

The script UX\install-version.ahk in the AutoHotkey v2 installation directory can be used to download and install specific versions. Just pass it the exact version number as a command-line parameter. I would suggest using UX\AutoHotkeyUX.exe to execute it, as this should be the interpreter installed by whatever version installed the UX scripts.