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Add the source URL where the package was downloaded from, to the output of the choco install
and choco upgrade
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The install counterpart to #1486 Should be super easy to implement once the the NuGet library exposes this information. |
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This logs the package source uri to info before downloading nupkgs during both install and upgrade. Additionally, it debug logs the download URI that the nupkg available at. The information outputs for both individual package installs/upgrades, and for dependencies that get installed/upgraded by their parent package. This information is especially useful when multiple sources are in play, so the user can determine where individual packages are coming from.
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This logs the package source uri to info before downloading nupkgs during both install and upgrade. Additionally, it debug logs the download URI that the nupkg available at. The information outputs for both individual package installs/upgrades, and for dependencies that get installed/upgraded by their parent package. This information is especially useful when multiple sources are in play, so the user can determine where individual packages are coming from.
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This logs the package source uri to info before downloading nupkgs during both install and upgrade. Additionally, it debug logs the download URI that the nupkg available at. The information outputs for both individual package installs/upgrades, and for dependencies that get installed/upgraded by their parent package. This information is especially useful when multiple sources are in play, so the user can determine where individual packages are coming from.
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…play (#1485) Display package source during install/upgrade
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This commit adds the attributes to make the tests only execute on Windows. Given the usage of file:// which is a Windows only construct, these tests will never work on non-Windows. The check that is being done is a simple sanity check that the output is being created, so running this only for Windows is enough.
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FEATURE REQUEST: display source URL on package dl when multiple sources detected
Display URL of source used to download package during install/upgrade
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Display URL of source used to download package during install/upgrade
Add the source URL where the package was downloaded from, to the output of the install, and upgrade command
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Add the source URL where the package was downloaded from, to the output of the install, and upgrade command
Add the source URL where the package was downloaded from, to the output of the May 30, 2024
choco install
and choco upgrade
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(from chocolatey-community/simple-server#26)
What You Are Seeing?
Nothing :)
What is Expected?
In the case of multiple source feeds in chocolatey.config, i.e. packages installed via Chocolatey community feed and possibly a local Chocolatey Simple Server/MyGet/etc. ...
Chocolatey v0.10.8 Professional
Installing the following packages:
vlc - from https://chocolatey.org/api/v2/ <- requested new information
By installing you accept licenses for the packages.
In the instance of a sole source, no additional information needs to be displayed.
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