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I have a similar issue with '.tgz' extensions. ('tar.gz' works properly)

Apparently, the itch app is particularly picky about file extensions.

Sadly, I could not find the part of the code responsible for this. I suspect it's not even in butler, but one of it's dependencies.

Update: I found the package responsible for filename mappings: https://github.com/itchio/hush

Do you know if if/how its possible to fix this issue using the package you mentioned in your update?

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No. The code would need to be modified by the Itch team on their end to recognize certain extensions (.x86_64, .appimage, etc) to tell the Itch app how to install them. So far the extension file in the repository has remained untouched for 5 years, so it's very unlikely this will be fixed any time soon. The code can be found here

The dev should be able to get around this by zipping up their game before uploading it to itch.