New version: Cloudflare.Warp version 25.1.861.0

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[stephengillie]

Automatic Validation ended with:

2025-02-21T00:15:54.4463974Z ##[error] Manifest Error: Schema Error. [Schema validation failed. Error context: [InstallationMetadata] Description: Value type not permitted by 'type' constraint. Error context: Description: Failed to validate against schema associated with property name 'InstallationMetadata'. ] File: Cloudflare.Warp.installer.yaml Manifest Error: Encountered unexpected root node.
2025-02-21T00:15:54.4476294Z ##[error] Manifest Error: Schema Error. [Schema validation failed. Error context: [InstallationMetadata] Description: Value type not permitted by 'type' constraint. Error context: Description: Failed to validate against schema associated with property name 'InstallationMetadata'. ] File: Cloudflare.Warp.installer.yaml Manifest Error: Encountered unexpected root node.

(Automated response - build 981.)

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[kachick]

Can't we use fixed URL again? This URL is unstable. ref: #213644

[kachick]

Sent a PR in #232872

[stephengillie]

This is what we sometimes call a "vanity URL", as it always serves the latest version of the package. We have automation to update these, when a hash mismatch is detected. And the community has an ongoing debate about which type of link should be used, as both have advantages and disadvantages.

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Hello,

I think dynamic is better than vanity. I apologize that my automation kicked off the vanity url again.

[kachick]

Thank you for sharing it with me. I didn't know it is called vanity URL. Personally, I avoid vanity URLs for all packages. Perhaps including both vanity and fixed URLs might be better, like Google.Chrome (vanity) and Google.Chrome.EXE (fixed).