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PackageManagement (aka OneGet) is a package manager for Windows
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Is OneGet dead? #505

Closed soroshsabz closed 2 years ago

soroshsabz commented 2 years ago

ITNOA

Hi,

Why more than one year that this repo does not any activity? is OneGet dead? or is any other place for development?

thanks

ethanbergstrom commented 2 years ago

OneGet, as a framework and API to interact with underlying package managers with PowerShell, is considered 'stable'. There hasn't been much development on it because there hasn't needed to be.

As far as OneGet-compatible package providers are concerned, I still maintain the 'ChocolateyGet' package provider, which uses Chocolatey as it's underlying package manager, and the 'WinGet' package provider for Windows Package Management.

Your mileage may vary, depending on the underlying package manager you're interested in using. A list of OneGet-related providers can be found here: https://www.powershellgallery.com/packages?q=Tags%3A%22PackageManagement%22

soroshsabz commented 2 years ago

Thanks for response, Did you can help me to know how to use WinGet as package provider with OneGet cmdlet?

Because you answer my first question in title, I close this issue. but I am happy to know how to use WinGet as package provider with OneGet cmdlet?

ethanbergstrom commented 2 years ago

Hey @soroshsabz

Check out the readme at https://github.com/ethanbergstrom/winget for examples in how to use the WinGet provider.