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Could we borrow anything from the "winget" command? #25

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@starchivore

Good Day,

Plenty of apps available on MS Store seemed to contain Product IDs that would begin with XP but unfortunately neither https://xwebstore.herokuapp.com nor https://store.rg-adguard.net could support them at the moment, a handful of examples are listed below:

Title Product ID
KoordASIO Universal Driver XP9CSS6NZBDV21
Discord XPDC2RH70K22MN
WinZip 26 XPDNXDPXBRSVXT
Adobe Acrobat Reader DC XPDP273C0XHQH2
Microsoft Edge Browser XPFFTQ037JWMHS

Then I checked the following page linked below and found that Discord could be installed via Windows Package Manager CLI / the winget command:

https://github.com/Yetenol/Setup-Computer#communication

Title Install command
Discord winget install -e XPDC2RH70K22MN --accept-package-agreements

Just wondering if there were any useful codes that could be borrowed from 'winget' by any chance?

For instance, we could take a quick look at their codes and find the string Url easily, here's one of them:

https://github.com/microsoft/winget-cli/blob/master/src/AppInstallerCommonCore/Manifest/ManifestYamlPopulator.cpp

Of course that might not be very helpful at all, that's why I hope that maybe someone else already figured out how to grab a copy of anything that's starting with XP.

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