chocolatey
On the list output, display the package install source
(from https://github.com/chocolatey/simple-server/issues/26)
What You Are Seeing?
Nothing :)
What is Expected?
I can CLIST-S "'https://somewhere/out/there'", if I can remember it, to view packages from one source. BUT it would be useful to have a -ss (show sources) option so that I could CLIST -L -SS (or something) to list all installed packages and where they came from.
In the case of multiple source feeds in chocolatey.config, i.e. packages installed via Chocolatey community feed and possibly a local Chocolatey Simple Server/MyGet/etc. ...
EXAMPLE DESIRED OUTPUT:
C:\ProgramData\chocolatey\bin>clist -l -ss Chocolatey v0.10.8 Professional 7zip 18.1 - from https://somewhere/out/there <- new info 7zip.install 18.1 - from https://somewhere/out/there <- new info ad-acl-scanner 5.5 - from https://somewhere/out/there <- new info adblockplus-firefox 2.7.1 - from https://somewhere/out/there <- new info adblockpluschrome 1.12.4 - from https://somewhere/out/there <- new info
This is a duplicate of something here (or at least should be here) - we definitely want this.
I'm not sure where it is located in this list, but here is the original - https://github.com/chocolatey/nuget-chocolatey/issues/6
We have an internal ADR (Architectural Decision Record) for the current sorting and display of search results. This feature request would enhance that and build upon that. It would also allow us to look at adjusting the sorting in ways that reduce confusion.
