Kalanyr: No, if you don't use them yourself there's no use to keeping the MD5 xml files, and they will slow things down a bit. They are provided as a service for people who have some way to use them (you could use them to detect what specific part of a downloaded file is corrupted or to work out how much of a partially downloaded file remains to download, if you had the programming knowledge ). Gogrepoc always fetches a new version of these files from the server directly if they are needed, because they are never needed in a context when that isn't possible and making sure the metadata matches that on the server is super important for this.

ETA - gogrepoc always keeps the overall MD5 of each full file stored in the manifest, where that is available, so it can detect corruption on the file level, theoretically there's a risk of this going wrong at a level where the chunk verification doesn't, but because gogrepoc also checks the file sizes the chances of this happening are at the level where you're more likely to get hit by a meteor while getting struck by lightning while the meteor is also getting struck by lightning.

tanukiretro: I pulled my copy of gogrepoc.py from github today (2025.06.13). I was seeing the following error when trying to login

> python ../gogrepoc.py login
You must use a GOG or GOG Galaxy account, Google/Discord sign-ins are not currently supported.
Username: xxxxxxxxx
Password:
15:33:37 | attempting Galaxy login as 'xxxxxxxxx' ...
15:33:39 | fatal...
Traceback (most recent call last):
File "../gogrepoc.py", line 4299, in <module>
main(process_argv(sys.argv))
File "../gogrepoc.py", line 4010, in main
cmd_login(args.username, args.password)
File "../gogrepoc.py", line 1850, in cmd_login
if token_data['totp_url'] is not None:
~~~~~~~~~~^^^^^^^^^^^^
KeyError: 'totp_url'

I was able to patch the code as follows:

diff gogrepoc/gogrepoc-2025.06.13/gogrepoc-main/gogrepoc.py gogrepoc.py
1850c1850,1855
< if token_data['totp_url'] is not None:
---
>
> totp_url = token_data.get('totp_url')
> #if token_data['totp_url'] is not None:
> if totp_url is not None:
> # Proceed with TOTP-related logic
> print(f"TOTP URL: {totp_url}")

I hope this helps anyone who runs into the same issue.

Kalanyr: Do you have an Authenticator setup ? Asking because I've got a GitHub report on a very similar issue but they said they did have an Authenticator but as far as I can tell this error should only occur for people without an Authenticator setup,

tanukiretro: No Authenticator or MFA on my end.

MMLN: Hello, I have "upgraded" the gogrepoc from master branch which says "last week" after a very long time (was using master version from 2023) and I have gotten this after running my syntax:

d:\Backup\GOG>gogrepoc.py update -os windows linux -lang en -ids the_lords_of_midnight
23:57:12 | loading local manifest...
23:57:12 | loading token...
23:57:12 | loading local resume manifest...
23:57:12 | Incompatible Resume Manifest Version Detected.
(D)iscard incompatible manifest or (A)bort? (D/d/A/a):

I have press Abort for now. I have still the old version from before, what shall I do to properly resume the manifest, or do I have to Discard it?

EDIT:

This is what I have in the gog-resume-manifest.dat file:

# 0 games
[{'complete': True,
'installers': 'standalone',
'lang_list': ['en'],
'os_list': ['windows', 'linux'],
'partial': False,
'skipknown': False,
'strict': False,
'strictDupe': False,
'updateonly': False}]

lupineshadow: A dictionary from slug to path(string) would enable a lot of different directory mappings.

If you could get the galaxy one when available, and use a one-to-one mapping as the default, it would open up a lot more options.