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One hacky way would be extracting the AppInstaller msix (it is a zip file anyway) and run winget.exe from inside. |
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The problem is that AppInstallerCLI.exe (winget.exe) does not run in a Windows Docker Container. The command 'cmd /S /C AppInstallerCLI.exe' returned a non-zero code: 3221225781 |
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#This will work, Dockerfile that using winget to install packages WORKDIR C:\Downloads WORKDIR C:\winget ADD AppInstallerCLI.exe winget.exe RUN winget install git |
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@isanych has this Issue been resolved? |
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There is no documentation, so no. I could install winget in docker (based on servercore2004 image) according Patrick's instructions (which are still not a documentation which most users can find), but it does not work for me after that, I guess more dependencies are missing: |
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I didn't based it on servercore2004 image, I based it on mcr.microsoft.com/windows:2004 My image is here https://hub.docker.com/repository/docker/patrikcarlander/buildtools. I vote for that Microsoft should make it easy to install Winget in Docker. |
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I get the following when trying to install winget in my Dockerfile. I think proper instructions on how to do this would be very useful. |
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@denelon I already install WinGet in GitHub Runner which runs Windows Server 2019 (also tested on 2022) so can I publish those instructions only or will there be anything else? |
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For docker, @jedieaston has built a container that is available on the docker hub. |
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There is no image. |
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Where is Dockerfile for this container? |
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@jedieaston knows since he built the container. I have installed docker for the first-time today and doing experiments with it. |
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@vedantmgoyal2009 we're not able to support Windows Server SKUs at this time. We're going to hold off on posting instructions for a non-supported configuration. We are working with several other teams on all the dependencies to identify the areas of concern related to Windows Server. This will likely be a very long lead time. The support matrix for Server SKUs and LTSC SKUs is quite complex. |
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Disclaimer: This isn't supported by Microsoft. Don't open issues if something winget related doesn't work inside this container. Open the MSIX file from GitHub Releases as a zip file (change the extension), and inside of it, find the file "AppInstaller_x64.msix" and extract it as a zip file too. Find the files "AppInstallerCLI.exe" and "resources.pri" inside of that zip, and put them next to this Dockerfile: Then use |
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But when I try to use the image, I am getting following error: But |
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Smells like some library is missing from Server Core, does it work with a "full" base image for your second stage ( |
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Yes. It works with |
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@jedieaston I haven't used Docker on Windows. Is it possible to use PowerShell to add the package using the license from the GitHub release on a Windows 10 image? |
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This is similar if not a duplicate of #669 |
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The images are based on Server but it should be. I haven't tried it yet, given the unzip method seems to work and installing winget the normal way doesn't (#1474 means we can't run winget.exe via docker exec). |
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Ok. Thanks. To bad it still not working. Choco on the other hand! one-liner in powershell and it's installed. Would be nice if winget was the same. |
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@ruant Also tried to get it to work on the same image, but not having any luck. Did you get any errors? When I run "winget.exe" from that exported directory, I get no output, no matter what commands I pass in. I used this script as a guideline, which was very similar to the above comments. |
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@gerneio I don't remember the errors I got. I swapped to |
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Why isn't winget just natively included in mcr.microsoft.com/windows/servercore:ltsc2022 ? |
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Switching to choco, what a disappointment. |
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Documentation only describe how to install winget into windows 10 with ms store. But tool more useful in docker when you install applications all the time. Could we have description how to install tool in docker and SAC windows server - when no gui & store available please?
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