Demitrius Nelon

OK, we're cutting a build with the current cmdlets and help. As soon as that is out, we can dig back through this PR to get updates for all the...

The following PR was just merged: * #4781 Those examples should be included here.

These should be made into "singular" names, and the "plural" name should become an alias so users who have scripted against this aren't broken.

@remidebette, That's correct. This issue is tracking the request to support installing paid apps where the user already has an entitlement. It will require work on both the WinGet team...

They've integrated with WinGet, but I don't know if they already handle the concept of "provisioned" packages or not.

Quick update. We believe WinGet will be able to install "entitled" apps that one has previously purchased once the "msstore" source has been updated to support packages with entitlements. We're...

I'm using the term "entitled" to align with the APIs WinGet is calling. If an application has been purchased, the account/user/device would have an "entitlement" for the package/application in question....

We call a generic entitlement (only good for "Free" and rated "e") for the device if no user is logged into the Microsoft Store. We're anticipating multiple future scenarios.

Which version of WinGet are you encountering this issue on? Can you run `winget source update --verbose-logs --logs` and share the log file?

It looks like WinGet was unable to connect with the CDN to download the "source" package. Are you able to directly download the file from: https://cdn.winget.microsoft.com/cache/source.msix? ```text 2023-11-18 22:56:31.955 [CORE]...