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Manifest Schema v1.1
Description of the new feature/enhancement
We will be adding multiple new nodes to the schema to support future features. The schema suggestions are in the following features:
- #200
- #713
- #873
- #967
- #970
- #993
- #1073
- #1145
- #1163
- #1227
- #1241
- #1242
- #1278
- #1284
Proposed technical implementation details (optional)
These schema values will be added, but the features may not be implemented in the next release. This will help consolidate the complex efforts related to schema changes across the Windows Package Manager client, the Windows Package Manager Manifest Creator, the validation pipelines, the publishing pipelines, and our periodic validation services.
Are the new schemas reflected in the YAML store app UI? source: https://www.microsoft.com/en-us/p/yaml-generator-for-windows-package-manager/9p3n60fs22k5?activetab=pivot:overviewtab
You'll have to contact the application's developer to allow the creation of 1.0.0 (and above) schema manifests.
Thanks - I have been on leave for most of the year so wasn't keeping up. I have temporarily hidden the app and will work with @denelon to see if it's worth updating or not.
Are the new schemas reflected in the YAML store app UI? source: https://www.microsoft.com/en-us/p/yaml-generator-for-windows-package-manager/9p3n60fs22k5?activetab=pivot:overviewtab
I don't believe anything other than the Windows Package Manager client and the reference implementation for the REST API have the new schema at this time.
@denelon the project of YAML generator seems not to be active atm https://github.com/ptorr-msft/WinGetYamlGenerator/graphs/code-frequency @ptorr-msft
It was removed now that we have wingetcrate. Be sure to 👍 microsoft/winget-create/issues/159 if you want a GUI.
Right, I de-listed it from the Store. I'll update the GitHub readme as well. If folks are still interested in the UI, I can work on it, but the solution was supposed to be wingetcreate as noted above.
