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Cannot use any builtin source like windowsfeatures #311
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It's also mentioned in the wiki they don't work right now. |
Thank you for your reply. If it's mentioned maybe it's not clear enough though, otherwise I wouldn't have come here to post this. What should I do then? Install an older version? |
Yes. If you need this feature right now, then falling back to the latest PowerShell client would be your only route, unless you are happy to wait for this feature to arrive in the C# client. To install the latest PowerShell client you can use:
Rather than:
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Probably an issue in naming of the source types. |
As you already implemented all these missing alternate sources can you name a release date for a version that includes them? |
0.9.10 has the alternate sources in it - there is an alpha version out now to play with. Barring any security issues, there is only one release before this release. |
Working great as far as I can tell. Thanks! |
I have the latest version 0.9.9.6 installed.
When trying to list packages like this:
choco list --source windowsfeatures
It says 0 packages found. If I try to install a package from there (like the example in the wiki) it always says the package is not found. The verbose option does not add any extra information.
Same goes for other builtin sources like webpi or ruby.
Listing and installing from default feed works properly.
Is this a bug or I am missing something? I could not find any help or prerequisites on your wiki.
Thanks.
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