Kaleb Luedtke

> WinGet would need to have a default behavior with respect to where to clone the repository. I think this could be just like git, where the present working directory...

I'm not sure that using `winget` inside of an installer is a valid use case, and I personally would recommend against it. Although WinGet is included in many OS builds...

@chiragptl039 - Does the behavior change if you use `--source winget` with your install command?

[Policy] msstore

> It sounds like `Microsoft.EdgeWebView2Runtime` might have an issue. Installing it in a WIndows 11 VM ended with: > > > 2024-05-13 07:43:52.016 [REPO] Sending http GET request to: [storeedgefd.dsx.mp.microsoft.com/v9.0/packageManifests/--accept-package-agreements?Market=US](https://storeedgefd.dsx.mp.microsoft.com/v9.0/packageManifests/--accept-package-agreements?Market=US)...

An empty installer locale generally means that the manifest author didn’t add it, for any number of reasons - was a bit lazy, couldn’t find the right switches, or the...

> Should probably be double checked in both WinGet Create and YamlCreate YamlCreate will allow `!` in the package Identifier, but I would suggest that this is actually an issue...

I think a big part of the question here is "How *should* the SYSTEM context work?" For example - take the `Get-WinGetPackage` cmdlet. This effectively is the same as running...

> @Trenly I think SYSTEM context should work with the expectation that IT Admins understand what it can and can't do. For instance it should be a known limitation that...

Can you share the exact error you're getting? When I try, it upgrades just fine ``` PS C:\Users\WDAGUtilityAccount\Desktop\winget-pkgs> winget upgrade Name Id Version Available --------------------------------------------------------------- eduVPN Client 3.255.17 x64 SURF.eduVPNClient...