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WingetCreate: Keeping WinGet packages up-to-date!

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Join Demitrius and Muhammad in this episode of Open at Microsoft as we explore the capabilities of WingetCreate, the Windows Package Manager Manifest Creator. WingetCreate is a command-line tool designed to help generate or update manifest files for the Window Package Manager Community Repository (https://github.com/microsoft/winget-p.... Learn how to integrate this tool into your CI/CD release pipelines, automatically generating package pull requests to update versions on the WinGet Community repository. Chapters: 00:00:00 Introduction 00:01:44 Demo of Winget Update 00:08:37 Automation with your CICD 📌 Let's connect: Demitrius Nelon |   / denelonms   Muhammad Danish |   / mdanish-kh   Subscribe to the Open at Microsoft: https://aka.ms/OpenAtMicrosoft Open at Microsoft Playlist: https://aka.ms/OpenAtMicrosoftPlaylist New episode every Tuesday! ...more
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WingetCreate: Keeping WinGet packages up-to-date!
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2024Jan 16
Join Demitrius and Muhammad in this episode of Open at Microsoft as we explore the capabilities of WingetCreate, the Windows Package Manager Manifest Creator. WingetCreate is a command-line tool designed to help generate or update manifest files for the Window Package Manager Community Repository (https://github.com/microsoft/winget-p.... Learn how to integrate this tool into your CI/CD release pipelines, automatically generating package pull requests to update versions on the WinGet Community repository. Chapters: 00:00:00 Introduction 00:01:44 Demo of Winget Update 00:08:37 Automation with your CICD 📌 Let's connect: Demitrius Nelon |   / denelonms   Muhammad Danish |   / mdanish-kh   Subscribe to the Open at Microsoft: https://aka.ms/OpenAtMicrosoft Open at Microsoft Playlist: https://aka.ms/OpenAtMicrosoftPlaylist New episode every Tuesday!

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