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[Feature/Idea]: Prompt for update command #417

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CoolPlayLin opened this issue Jan 29, 2024 · 5 comments
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[Feature/Idea]: Prompt for update command #417

CoolPlayLin opened this issue Jan 29, 2024 · 5 comments
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@CoolPlayLin
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What would you like to see changed/added?

I want to use command line prompt instead of full command to use Komac sometimes.

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@vietthedev
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Yes, please. Installer architecture cannot be detected properly if I use the --urls parameter with multiple URLs.

@russellbanks
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Yes, please. Installer architecture cannot be detected properly if I use the --urls parameter with multiple URLs.

@hlqviet Do you have an example?

@vietthedev
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vietthedev commented Jan 30, 2024

Yes, please. Installer architecture cannot be detected properly if I use the --urls parameter with multiple URLs.

@hlqviet Do you have an example?

Here it is: microsoft/winget-pkgs#137181
I had to manually edit the URL.

One more case that may have issues is with a multilingual app like microsoft/winget-pkgs#135987 but I haven't tested.

@russellbanks
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The issue with the arm64 one is that it says arm64ec. Komac has this process of finding architectures in URLs:

  1. check for {delimiter}{architecture}{delimiter}
  2. check for {architecture}.{extension}

The architectures are in a pre-set list, so I just need to add arm64ec to it. Searching for the architecture without any other patterns doesn't work great because the app ArmCord.ArmCord identifies as an arm architecture when it's not.

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ghost commented Feb 1, 2024

Previous versions had command line prompts for komac update which was better for new users and creating manifests without submitting.
It provided step-by-step guide for each parameters & for each installer.

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