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Index does not contain ProductCode despite it being defined in the manifest
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Description
The manifest for `Adobe.Acrobat.Pro` has `ProductCode` defined in the manifest - https://github.com/microsoft/winget-pkgs/blob/1479f5692d6a4deed6fa15a0dc1ab2c15290b293/manifests/a/Adobe/Acrobat/Pro/25.001.20756/Adobe.Acrobat.Pro.installer.yaml#L84
However, the index (`source2.msix`) published Monday, October 20, 2025 17:11:09 GMT does not contain the `ProductCode` in the `productcodes2` table. This was found by extracting `index.db` from `source2.msix`, opening it in a database browser, and running an SQL query to check the product codes for `Adobe.Acrobat.*`
SQL Query Results -
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Start with the linked Adobe.Acrobat.Pro.installer.yaml manifest and the extracted index.db from source2.msix. Inspect the productcodes2 table and the index-building path to determine why the declared ProductCode is omitted. Done means the published index contains the manifest's ProductCode and the result can be verified with the provided SQL query.
Written by the indexing model from the issue text.
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- sql
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- databases
- Issue type
- Bug
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