Brief description of your issue Microsoft.WindowsSDK was upgraded successfully but with installer failed. Steps to reproduce having Windows Software Development Kit at version 10.0.22000.832. run winget upgrade Expected behavior installer exit normally. Actual behavior Found Windows Software Develop...

Description of the new feature / enhancement I was just now updating packages using winget upgrade --all which gave me a message Package agreements were not agreed to. Operation cancelled.. Finding an open issue to allow for --all and --accept-package-agreements I noticed I probably have to upgrade...

Description of the new feature / enhancement Would it be possible to do this in the CLI core? Proposed technical implementation details I will incorporate this if possible.

Brief description of your issue In a machine without developer mode and in a non-admin shell, Portable packages with subdirectories under RelativeFilePath are not properly added to PATH. This is because the root directory of the package is always added to the PATH regardless. Steps to reproduce Ens...

Description of the new feature / enhancement Continuation of #140. See #140 (comment): I agree that supporting other compression methods (zstd, lzma, etc.) and archive formats (7z, tar, etc.) is good and should eventually be added. Zips are the most common, so supporting just them is a good first s...

Description of the new feature / enhancement The behavior of WinGet can be modified by Group Policy, Administrative Settings, and User Settings (settings.json). Sometimes troubleshooting issues is tricky without knowing which settings have been applied. WinGet info displays "Group Policy" so the use...

Description of the new feature / enhancement With the ability to install / update / uninstall multiple packages in a single command, the implementation excludes this ability when the --manifest switch is used. It would be good to enable this behavior to install using multiple local manifest files at...

Brief description of your issue When doing winget install --id Microsoft.VCRedist.2005.x64, and then winget install --id Microsoft.VCRedist.2005.x86, only the second one (x86 in that order) is left in the system as a result. This is because winget mistakenly treats "Microsoft.VCRedist.2005.x86" and...

Brief description of your issue So for starters I am on v1.4.10173 I did winget upgrade today to see if there were any updates needed, and sure enough, both my java JREs needed upgrading. Then, I ran winget upgrade --all, and to my surprise it started updating the terminal. It did not, however, upda...

Brief description of your issue Since not all executables are statically built, symlinked executables often have missing dependencies with DLLs. Example: microsoft/winget-pkgs#94818 This means dynamically linked executables won't work properly in Winget. There should be a way for Winget to handle...