Install and download operations hang for some packages

[yoshiask]

Describe the bug
The WinGetPackageManager.InstallAsync and WinGetPackageManager.DownloadAsync methods will wait forever if the selected package has any required agreements (for example, PowerToys) Both methods run something like winget install XP89DCGQ3K6VLD --accept-source-agreements, which will prompt the user to agree to terms before continuing to install or download the package.

To Reproduce
Steps to reproduce the behavior:

1. Create a new instance of WinGetPackageManager
2. Choose any folder to download to
3. Call await _packageManager.DownloadAsync("XP89DCGQ3K6VLD", folder)
4. Method never returns, without any errors.

Expected behavior
The install/download methods should be able to accept package terms, perhaps with a flag to do so automatically.

Package Version
4.2.0

Additional context
I experimented with passing --disable-interactivity, but that causes the command to fail immediately with "Package agreements were not agreed to. Operation cancelled."

[yoshiask]

A temporary workaround is to pick the same app from the WinGet source rather than the MS Store source.

[basicx-StrgV]

Hi, the problem should be fixed now in version 4.3.1.
If there are still problems, you can open another issue to let me know, or if the same issue persists we can reopen this issue.

[yoshiask]

Awesome, what a speedy resolution! Any estimate for when this fix will make its way into a release?

[basicx-StrgV]

Version 4.3.1 is already the latest release of the library and the NuGet package should be available.
If it is not available for you NuGet might still be taking some time processing it and making the update available.

https://github.com/basicx-StrgV/WGet.NET/releases/tag/4.3.1
https://www.nuget.org/packages/WGet.NET/4.3.1

[yoshiask]

Ah, sorry, I hadn't seen your comment before posting mine. Thank you!