Hey, someone mentioned this project to me, and I wanted to see if there is interest in leveraging WinGet. The CLI is open-source. Many of the referenced packages are available using the "winget" community repository.
It also takes advantage of PowerShell DSC for configuration management and could make getting everything set-up much simpler. WinGet Configuration was designed to simplify the process of installing and configuring packages and Windows Settings.
Take a look at the .NET Tutorial - Hello World in 5 minutes for an example of how WinGet Configuration is leveraged, and makes getting Windows developer environments set up in one step.
I'd be happy to help!
Hey, someone mentioned this project to me, and I wanted to see if there is interest in leveraging WinGet. The CLI is open-source. Many of the referenced packages are available using the "winget" community repository.
It also takes advantage of PowerShell DSC for configuration management and could make getting everything set-up much simpler. WinGet Configuration was designed to simplify the process of installing and configuring packages and Windows Settings.
Take a look at the .NET Tutorial - Hello World in 5 minutes for an example of how WinGet Configuration is leveraged, and makes getting Windows developer environments set up in one step.
I'd be happy to help!