Microsoft store version powershell should be up-to-date

I’ve noticed that powershell version in GitHub, Nuget and Winget distribution are all up-to-date to 7.1.2. I just can’t believe that powershell version in microsoft store distribution is still 7.1.1, while preview sticks to v7.2.0-preview.2.And winget’s preview sticks to v7.2.0-preview.2 as well. I thought that ms store and winget are designed to be official package manager in Windows 10, but ❓. I think microsoft official should better ensure version up-to-date on microsoft own distribution channel It is really unhappy to see

   A new PowerShell stable release is available: v7.1.2
   Upgrade now, or check out the release page at:
     https://aka.ms/PowerShell-Release?tag=v7.1.2

while you have no way to deal with it in microsoft-store-delivered powershell

[danielwagn3r]

I think this get’s attention because a new PowerShell instance informs about the newer release available, which isn’t delivery through the store yet. With other distribution methods, like manual install scoop the update would be available already.

[DHowett]

But somehow windows terminal can update microsoft-store version the day github releases, I think there might be something to do with it. It’s just a personal opinion

This is because the store or MSIX store package is the only supported way to get Terminal; we do not have an MSI or ZIP install, so we don’t run the risk of them getting out-of-sync.