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Requesting a Winget Package – Our Process
Todays blog will take a look how to request an application in Pckgr from the Winget repository and the behind the scenes process it goes through. Searching Winget for an application We are wanting to see if the Dell Display Manager is available already via Winget. To search for applications, open up PowerShell and use…
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Winget – Automating JetBrains updates
Hello everyone! Today I thought I would write about a process we just spent a night grinding through, automating the update of JetBrains packages in Winget. For those that do not know JetBrains is a software vendor which mostly focuses on building and releasing tools for software developers. They have a large stack of applications,…
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Microsoft Winget Bot – Exciting New Updates
Today we are looking at the new update of Microsoft’s Winget Bot. The Winget Bot now can automatically scan and update Winget packages in the Repo. This has been a long-awaited feature, and we are extremely excited to now see it in action. At the time of writing this, the Winget bot has only been…
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Updating Winget to Resolve the Latest CDN Issue with Pckgr
Updating Winget to Resolve the Latest CDN Issue with PckgrRecent changes to the Winget CDN rendered older versions of Winget unable to update their source and read the manifests from the CDN. The best solution is to update to the latest version of Winget, which at the time of writing this is version 1.6.2771. This…
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Top 5 Reasons to Outsource Your Intune App Packaging Process
Microsoft Intune has emerged as a popular choice for businesses to manage their mobile devices and applications. The platform’s app packaging service has particularly proven essential, allowing for effective software deployment across various devices. While many businesses may consider handling this process in-house, here are the top five reasons why outsourcing your Intune app packaging…
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