Microsoft Retailer, now with zero muddle
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In abstract:
- PCWorld studies that Microsoft has launched a command-line interface for the Microsoft Retailer, enabling customers to handle apps by easy textual content instructions.
- This CLI device permits looking apps with `retailer browse-apps`, putting in with `retailer set up `, and updating functions utilizing `retailer replace `.
- The function gives builders and energy customers a streamlined, clutter-free different to the graphical interface for app administration duties.
If you happen to assume there’s an excessive amount of pointless muddle within the common model of the Microsoft Retailer app, there’s now a brand new strategy to handle your Microsoft Retailer apps in your Home windows PC. In accordance with a Home windows Developer weblog put up, Microsoft is introducing a command-line interface for the Microsoft Retailer for devs and energy customers.
The Microsoft Retailer Command-Line Interface (or Microsoft Retailer CLI) eschews the graphical person interface in favor of letting you handle the app retailer’s features utilizing easy textual content instructions.
With retailer browse-apps, you’ll be able to type, search, and filter the Retailer catalog to seek out the apps you want. With retailer set up , you’ll be able to set up and deploy apps. With retailer replace , you’ll be able to replace an current app to the newest model. See extra with retailer --help.
Unsurprisingly, the brand new Microsoft Retailer CLI is simply out there on programs which have the Microsoft Retailer enabled.
This text initially appeared on our sister publication PC för Alla and was translated and localized from Swedish.
