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Hello,

Our repository contains the packages "dmc-windows11-requirements" and "dmc-windows11-upgrade-25H2_Fr", which I have used several times.

Lately, we have been experiencing dependency issues.
When adding dmc-windows11-requirements to a machine package and installing updates, the machine enters an "UPGRADING" status with the following error in the logs:

Traceback (most recent call last):
File "C:\Program Files (x86)\wapt\common.py", line 4316, in install_wapt
raise EWaptUnavailablePackage('Missing dependencies: %s' % (','.join(missing_depends,)))
waptpackage.EWaptUnavailablePackage: Missing dependencies: dmc-windows11-requirements

EWaptUnavailablePackage: Missing dependencies: dmc-windows11-requirements

However, this package does exist in the private repository.

Do you have any ideas?

A related question: when an application package is updated, we download the new package from the public repository. What should be done with the package containing the older version of the application?
Does the system:
- switch to "To-update" mode for this application as soon as a newer package with the same name is available?
- automatically apply the latest version?
- what should be done with the package containing the older version in the private repository?

Have a good day.

Wapt Community 2.6.1.17765 Linux server, Windows 11 console 25h2

jsdmc wrote: ↑Sep 01, 2026 - 1:44 p.m. waptpackage.EWaptUnavailablePackage: Missing dependencies: dmc-windows11-requirements

I see that the package has been tagged in

min_os_version: 10.0.18362

Could that be it?

jsdmc wrote: ↑Sep 1, 2026 - 1:44 PM Related question: when an application package is updated, we download the new package from the public repository. What should be done with the package for the older version of the application?
Does:
- the machine switch to "To-update" mode for this application as soon as a newer package with the same name is available?
- is the latest version automatically applied?

Yes, if applicable, it will be installed automatically by the workstations (equivalent to a new version in a Debian repository)

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jsdmc wrote: ↑01 Sep 2026 - 13:44 - what should be done with the package containing the old version in the private repository?

You can do whatever you want with it (This is a version that can be kept just in case)