Thanks Dariusz, there are tons of ways to do the install. I walked people through ONE way.
I prefer WinGet to Chocolatey, it's built into Windows to help you manage software installs. 😉
I also stopped using Chocolatey a while back in favor of winget.
If winget supported powershell script for install like choco does, we would have hugo via winget. But winget needs actual installers it seems:
From the docs (docs.microsoft.com/en-us/windows/p... The winget tool supports the following types of installers: EXE INNO NULLSOFT MSI APPX MSIX BURN
Thanks @Deef, I used to work at Microsoft and worked closing with the Winget team... ;-)
And now you work at Octopus Deploy! I've set that up in 2014 and we are still actively using that today! Love the product.
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Thanks Dariusz, there are tons of ways to do the install. I walked people through ONE way.
I prefer WinGet to Chocolatey, it's built into Windows to help you manage software installs. 😉
I also stopped using Chocolatey a while back in favor of winget.
If winget supported powershell script for install like choco does, we would have hugo via winget. But winget needs actual installers it seems:
From the docs (docs.microsoft.com/en-us/windows/p...
The winget tool supports the following types of installers:
EXE
INNO
NULLSOFT
MSI
APPX
MSIX
BURN
Thanks @Deef, I used to work at Microsoft and worked closing with the Winget team... ;-)
And now you work at Octopus Deploy!
I've set that up in 2014 and we are still actively using that today! Love the product.