Demitrius Nelon

OK, now try running `winget source update --name winget` to see if it will pull the latest source down correctly.

Try installing the source using "https://cdn.winget.microsoft.com/cache/source2.msix"

You might want to take a look at: * #3049

For `Update-WinGetPackage` what would you expect the output to be? Something like: ```PowerShell PS C:\> Update-WinGetPackage Microsoft.PowerShell -WhatIf What if: Update Microsoft.PowerShell version 7.4.4.0 to Microsoft PowerShell version 7.4.5.0 ```...

I'm not sure what this is, but 3,105 files seems excessive.

The ".appinstaller" extension is just remnants of earlier iterations of the "MSIX" package format.

We would need to evaluate the logic necessary to take .appinstaller files and extract the metadata to make it easier to submit. It might be a case where we could...

You can use "--skip-license" to avoid downloading the license file. It's only necessary if the intended use is for "offline" installation on another host that isn't able to connect to...

That's a great find!

@Smith8154 is this additional source a REST based source?