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[New Feature]: Update WinGet to use UI.XAML 2.8 #3380
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Question: Why would a command line utility call anything from UI.Xaml? Statement: A package manager needs to be able to run without any libraries or dependancies because that package manager is used to manage all libraries and dependencies. Consider making it self-contained. |
It doesn't. But winget is packaged along DesktopAppInstaller (the UI that shows up when you double-click on an .msix/.msixbundle), which has a dependency on WinUI 2.7. |
That seems like an odd choice for a package manager that might be running on a headless server. These should be two completely different workflows:
When using workflow 2 I would expect all interaction to happen on the command line. Now on a system that has a desktop installed it would make sense for WinGet to be able to automatically install the |
@denelon - This has been completed? |
This problem is back... I installed xaml 2.8.6 but it needs 2.8??? |
I am using this as a workaround: |
Description of the new feature/enhancement
Keeping dependencies current is generally a good idea.
It would also help resolve:
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