Bug (applications installation doesn't work).

[classy-giraffe]

By removing the -h flag (which is meant for help), now it works flawlessly.

[TheTechsTech]

By removing the -h flag (which is meant for help), now it works flawlessly.

It's not meant for help, but silent install see https://docs.microsoft.com/en-us/windows/package-manager/winget/install#options

Could be something else going on with your setup, there shouldn't be any other required local actions needed. It also might be the typescript support features recently added.

Should add tests showing bugs on this and other PR, current tests shows neither as an issue anyway.

I initially merged cause it didn't cause current tests to fail. It didn't prove PR is correct for proving fix.

[classy-giraffe]

We are using Choco though, not Winget. On the former, -h is just a short for choco help.

[TheTechsTech]

Looking into it a little further, Windows winget support was recently added in, and checks for that first.

The patch should check for which packager manager is being actually used. You only fixed your issue, a bug is still present, a problem is created with winget usage.

[classy-giraffe]

Yes, but in the case Winget is not found which is my case, it tries to hook up chocolatey which leds to the problem I mentioned in the issue. -h should be removed.

[TheTechsTech]

You need to update PR to check for which package manager is being used/found and pass what it needs. Yes, this should have been done when winget support was added. You current PR will just break winget though.

As I rather be only using a native platform/os manager. I never like chocolatly, the install process. Getting winget is simpler and native.