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Adding the WinGetty Repository to WinGet
Thilo Jaeggi edited this page Aug 25, 2023
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Once you have WinGetty up and running, you can easily add the repository to WinGet by following these steps:
- Access the WinGetty web interface by opening your browser and navigating to http://localhost:8080. If you're running WinGetty on a remote server, replace localhost with the appropriate IP address or hostname.
- Log in to the web interface using your registered user credentials.
- In the navigation menu, click on the "Setup" tab. This tab provides you with the necessary command to add the WinGetty repository to WinGet.
- On the "Setup" page, you will see the exact command you need to enter in your command prompt or PowerShell window to register the WinGetty repository. The command will look similar to the following:
winget source add -n WinGetty -t "Microsoft.Rest" -a https://wingetty.dev/wg/
This command adds the WinGetty repository as a source in WinGet. - Copy the command from the web interface.
- Open your command prompt or PowerShell and paste the copied command.
- Press Enter to execute the command. WinGet will now register the WinGetty repository as a source.
You can now search for and install packages from your private repository using WinGet.
⚠️ Note: The command provided in the "Setup" tab assumes that you are running WinGetty on the domain "wingetty.dev" using https. If you are running WinGetty on a remote server or using a different port, make sure to modify the command accordingly.