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Yes, you can run There are a couple of things going on here. The first as you called out is the "msstore" source doesn't provide package versions yet. If you run The second is due to some correlation improvements we have been working on to match installed packages with manifests in configured sources. This will improve over time. No, you aren't missing any configuration. As we continue to improve the correlation logic, we will be able to continue improving |
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Side note: I hope that if msstore manifest is adding version information, then we may be able to see information on the currently released version in the store, rather than only the curently installed version... |
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Yes, you can run
winget upgrade <ID>
orwinget upgrade "Package name"
.There are a couple of things going on here.
The first as you called out is the "msstore" source doesn't provide package versions yet. If you run
winget upgrade --all
you may see a count of packages with unknown versions. The store will be adding versions in the future to improve the upgrade experience.The second is due to some correlation improvements we have been working on to match installed packages with manifests in configured sources. This will improve over time.
No, you aren't missing any configuration. As we continue to improve the correlation logic, we will be able to continue improving
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