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"winget install microsoft-git" finds entries in msstore #1756
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Adding the source parameter will make sure that the install command will actually install from winget
Hi @Eschryn. Could you explain more about what it means to "find entries in msstore"? This seems like a strange behavior for |
Maybe its not reproducible for everyone, but when I run
We could use the id instead I suppose.
Thats actually better. |
Odd. This doesn't help indicate what exactly is causing your
I think this is a clearer way to be exact about it without having odd duplication of the word Edit: We should probably update all of our |
I will make a change quickly. Kind of weird I didn't think of that at first. |
By using the '--id' option, we get around any collisions that might happen in the msstore. See microsoft/VFSForGit#1756 for a similar resolution to this problem on that side. Signed-off-by: Derrick Stolee <[email protected]>
By using the '--id' option, we get around any collisions that might happen in the msstore. See microsoft/VFSForGit#1756 for a similar resolution to this problem on that side.
To address this: using the id parameter we can make sure it will always install this package.
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Adding the source parameter will make sure that the install command will actually install from winget