Test: install from winget

[lszomoru]

Refs: #105307

• windows @bamurtaugh
• windows @digitarald

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• Install winget if necessary
• From the command line run a search for VSCode - winget search vscode. This will list the 8 packages that we publish.
• Install any of the packages using the moniker (ex: winget install vscode-system-x64)
• Sanity check the installation

[bamurtaugh]

I seem to have seen 8 packages rather than 6 - not sure if this was expected/if all of these are unique packages or not:

I installed the vscode-system-x64 package, and things are working properly.

@lszomoru I'm not sure if there are formal steps in a sanity check, and if so, I'd be happy to complete and verify them. I did things like opening/closing folders, clicking through viewlets, using the integrated terminal, and using extensions (i.e. Remote - Containers), and they all worked as I'd expect.

[lszomoru]

Thanks @bamurtaugh for testing.

I seem to have seen 8 packages rather than 6 - not sure if this was expected/if all of these are unique packages or not:

My bad, we are publishing 8 total packages to WinGet. Corrected the description.

@lszomoru I'm not sure if there are formal steps in a sanity check, and if so, I'd be happy to complete and verify them. I did things like opening/closing folders, clicking through viewlets, using the integrated terminal, and using extensions (i.e. Remote - Containers), and they all worked as I'd expect.

That covers it. Thank you very much!

[digitarald]

Worked without issues. Installed twice and did a bit of file browsing, editing, etc.