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Tag Archives: OneGet
Setting Up a NuGet Feed For Use with OneGet (now PackageManagement)
I blogged recently about using OneGet (now called PackageManagement) to install packages from an available NuGet feed. By default OneGet PackageManagement’s Chocolatey provider accesses the Chocolatey community feed, but you can actually build out your own local repo to host packages … Continue reading
Checking Out OneGet in PowerShell V5
In case you missed it, Windows Management Framework V5 Preview was released to the public today. One of the big things that this brings to the table is the OneGet module. What this module does is allow you to find … Continue reading