Demitrius Nelon

WinGet 1.8 now has better support for side-by-side packages. Is this problem still happening?

Can you install the Microsoft.WinGet.Client PowerShell module and try running `Repair-WinGetPackageManager -Latest -Force` and let me know if that resolves the issue?

I'm no longer able to reproduce this error.

Is there any chance you can share the log from this execution run? You can either find the log directory with `winget --info` or you can run `winget --logs` to...

Splitting into columns might help users, and if you are pointing to some relatively stable manifests with switches, it might help. I'd just be concerned about a manifest getting removed...

@specterShell, the spelling files need to be updated.

If you run `winget list powershell` how many entries do you see?

@NVT223 which version of WinGet is installed? Run `winget --info` and share the results please.

You could try changing your default download provider to "wininet" in WinGet settings. The URL at the bottom of the help output will take you to the settings page so...

I'm not familiar with the best idiom here. Get-WinGetPackage is showing the "installed" packages. Find-WinGetPackage is showing what's available in configured sources. I was wondering if something like adding that...