Open fernandog opened 1 year ago
The output is truncated to fit the terminal width in the CLI. We've got PowerShell modules and cmdlets coming out in the next release which don't truncate the output.
https://github.com/microsoft/winget-cli/issues/2842
I didn't search for empty characters or app names with spaces, the command I used was winget list (and viewed at full screen size). In the displayed list of downloaded and installed application results, some application names or IDs are truncated and cannot be viewed completely
The output is truncated to fit the terminal width in the CLI. We've got PowerShell modules and cmdlets coming out in the next release which don't truncate the output.
is there a plan when this will be released? I joined the Windows Package Manager Insiders Program but It didnt change. Or wasnt it changed yet? Thanks alot.
A preview version of the PowerShell cmdlets is available via the GitHub release.
A preview version of the PowerShell cmdlets is available via the GitHub release.
Thanks, I have installed it. Can you tell me how to format the output of winget search """"
now better?
Once the module is available, you can just run Find-WinGetPackage
and pull the output you need. The default display in the terminal will still show truncated values, but the object contains the names.
[Policy] Area-Output
A workaround could be to output the results to file, and then review the file:
The default is truncated:
PS> winget list Microsoft.VisualStudio.2019
Name Id Version Available Source
---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Visual Studio Build Tools 2019 Microsoft.VisualStudio.2019.BuildToo… 16.11.28 16.11.29 winget
I use:
PS> winget list Microsoft.VisualStudio.2019 > foo.txt
PS> cat .\foo.txt
Name Id Version Available Source
------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Visual Studio Build Tools 2019 Microsoft.VisualStudio.2019.BuildTools 16.11.28 16.11.29 winget
microsoft winget-cli is a shame: M$ Customers pays billions every month and after many years, M$$ still has no useful package manager and M$ is not even motivated to offer basic and trivial features like returning the data as JSON??
You can use the Microsoft.WinGet.Client PowerShell module and Find-WinGetPackage ""
using PowerShell.
Brief description of your issue
Package name are being truncated (notice the "..." ) when you do a search with empty string:
winget search " "
This issue doesn't happen when you search by part of the name
winget search visualstudio
Using Powershell x86 with maximized window on both commands
Steps to reproduce
search with empty string:
winget search " "
Expected behavior
No truncated package names
Actual behavior
Package names are being truncated
Environment