Windows is where most people actually install ClipForge (the .exe accounts for the large majority of release downloads), but installing still means finding the releases page and downloading an installer.
A winget manifest would make it:
What's involved
- Write a manifest (
version, installer, locale YAML) for the current release.
- Submit a PR to microsoft/winget-pkgs.
wingetcreate generates most of it from an installer URL.
- Optionally add a job to
.github/workflows/release.yml so wingetcreate update runs on each release and the manifest never goes stale.
Good first issue because it needs no changes to the app itself, just packaging metadata. The installer is already built and published by the release workflow.
Worth noting the app is not code-signed yet, which winget allows but which does mean a SmartScreen prompt for users.
Windows is where most people actually install ClipForge (the
.exeaccounts for the large majority of release downloads), but installing still means finding the releases page and downloading an installer.A winget manifest would make it:
What's involved
version,installer,localeYAML) for the current release.wingetcreategenerates most of it from an installer URL..github/workflows/release.ymlsowingetcreate updateruns on each release and the manifest never goes stale.Good first issue because it needs no changes to the app itself, just packaging metadata. The installer is already built and published by the release workflow.
Worth noting the app is not code-signed yet, which winget allows but which does mean a SmartScreen prompt for users.