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Windows Package Manager v1.1.12653 #1515
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Can schema 1.1 be used in this version? |
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Also, interestingly, searches seem to be a lot less strict than they used to be in this build (although this might be changes to the msstore source rather than client side changes): "Victory Community Bank" seems to be a good response for "Microsoft.VisualStudio.2019.Community". |
Some help with sources:The default sources are "winget" for the Windows Package Manager Community app repository and "msstore" for the Microsoft Store. Most commands interacting with sources (search, show, install) honor the The store source does not have a moniker, so it's best to use the "Id" for installing packages from the store source.
You may remove a source with List and export don't have strong correlations with the store source yet, so they are not using the store source in this release. |
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Can someone please post settings for winget in? JSON I can copy? Mine looks terrible and nothing like what it was: |
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From what I can tell it looks like this build of DesktopAppInstaller has been published on the Microsoft Store and is being rolled out to general public - can you confirm Demitrius Nelon (@denelon) ? |
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What is the difference between winget v1.1.12702, and DesktopAppInstaller? Not to mention App Installer, would love for someone to elaborate more on all that it takes to run the winget cli. |
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DesktopAppInstaller = App Installer iirc, and winget is included in App Installer |
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Please add download size in the "Winget show id" command. |


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This release represents our Windows Package Manager 1.1 release candidate build for Windows 10 (1809+).
Experimental features have been disabled in this release. We will follow this release with another Pre-release "developer" build at GitHub so users can continue with experimental features available.
Bugs
#797 Silent install of "winget install git.git" is not working
#1497 Make rename retry more frequently for longer, then try making a hardlink
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