New package: Xiph.FLAC version 1.4.3

[fgimian]

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Resolves #151382

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[fgimian]

Dear winget team, this particular manifest requires features introduced in the v1.9.0 manifest version, specifically microsoft/winget-cli#4816

Based on what I can see, no other manifests in this repository use this new feature ArchiveBinariesDependOnPath: true nor the v1.9.0 manifest version. I presume it's too early to start using these features, is that correct?

I can confirm however that this does work as expected on the latest Windows 11 24H2. I'm happy for this PR to stay open until such time than the v1.9.0 manifest format is allowed if required.

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[fgimian]

Hello @fgimian,

One or more of the installer URLs doesn't appear valid.

This may happen for sites with policies prohibiting distribution or use by third parties.

This may happen for URLs pointing to domains that do not align with the publisher domain or package domain. If you could provide supporting evidence from the publisher that the URLs for the installer are correct, that would help us to validate and approve this PR.

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Hey there, the links used are those which I'm directed to by the official FLAC site.

1. Browse to https://xiph.org/flac/download.html
2. Under Windows, click FLAC for Windows
3. You'll be redirected to https://ftp.osuosl.org/pub/xiph/releases/flac/ with the downloads

The download is also available via releases on the official GitHub repository if that's preferred.

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[fgimian]

@stephengillie Hey there, would you kindly let me know what is required for this PR to be merged please?

Thanks heaps
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Hello @fgimian,

This pull request has been automatically marked as stale because it has been marked as requiring author feedback but has not had any recent activity. It will be closed if no further activity occurs within 3 days of this comment.

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I'm unaware what further information is required here. @Trenly @stephengillie Can you kindly provide me some guidance so we can get this completed please?

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[fgimian]

@denelon Sorry to tag you in, but this is relatively similar to the PR for the LAME MP3 encoder which you helped me with. The downloads linked to by the official FLAC site technically reside at a different domain. As I mentioned above, the source code and release binaries are also published on GitHub on the official flac repo, so I'm happy to switch to that dowload if it's preferred (they are identical as compared via checksums here), but the website dowlnoad link does direct you to the links I used.

[denelon]

@stephengillie should be able to verify the URL for the downloads is referenced by the product site. Once that's been confirmed, we'll be able to add a waiver to approve.

[fgimian]

Thank you so much for the merge!

Cheers
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