The final Windows 11 22H2 that is shipped to users is OS build 22621.
Unfortunately, I updated EP some time ago to 22622. This creates a
discrepancy between the OS build most people have and the version of
EP that they might have installed. Furthermore, I currently test EP
against OS build 22621. To make things more clear, the next version of
EP will have the major build number set to 22621.
In order to have EP use version 22621 from now on and not prevent
updating from EP 22622... to EP 22621..., I devised this workaround
where the EP version is kept to 22622 as far as updates are concerned,
but the internal build number of EP really is set to 22621.
In the future, if we want to bump the EP version to 22622 again, a
regular change in `version.h` will have the setup patcher insert a `!`
as the first character in the hash part of the version string, which
tells the updater to display that version as a real 22622 build and not
artificially decrement it to 22621.
The only slight inconvenience is that, when the next update arrives,
people will be told they upgrade to EP 22622... still, but they will
receive an EP 22621... build. But at least the updater will work and
detect the new version. From there on, subsequent versions will be
shown as 22621 in the notification if the build number for that version
really is 22621.
This commit includes support for the Windows spotlight feature from
22000.708+ OS builds.
Related to this, ExplorerPatcher now offers the following functionality:
* Hide the "Learn about this picture" icon
* Choose which items from the Windows spotlight icon context menu to
have replicated in the desktop context menu (legacy context menu only)
* Set a schedule for "Switch to next picture"
* Manipulate the feature from the Properties UI, bypassing the desktop
icon
Amrsatrio