@libapi_: If you encounter an exception during the update installation, you can first click "Retry". We have reproduced this on some Windows environments, and after retrying, the installation proceeds normally. We have been tracking and diagnosing this issue for a while, but due to the wide variety of Windows environments, we are still working on optimizing it. Thank you for your feedback and patience, I…
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This tweet mentions that if you encounter an exception during update installation on Windows, you can try retrying, and the team is continuously optimizing the installation experience.
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If you encounter any issues during the update installation, you can first click “Retry.” We have reproduced the issue and found that on some Windows environments, retrying will allow normal installation.
We have been continuously investigating and isolating this issue for some time, but due to the wide variety of Windows environments, we are still working on optimizing it.
Thank you for your feedback and patience. We will keep improving the installation experience.
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