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I've run into inconsistent behavior regarding winget's --id argument, where only certain packages seem to match, whereas others do not, and I have not managed to determine what's the differentiating factor. This happens with the powershell Get-WinGetPackage as well.
> winget list --id 1PasswordName Id Version Source---------------------------------------------1Password AgileBits.1Password 8.10.24 winget
❯ winget list --id AgileBits.1PasswordNo installed package found matching input criteria.
> winget search --id AgileBits.1Password --exactName Id Version Source---------------------------------------------------------------1Password AgileBits.1Password 8.10.24 winget
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I've run into inconsistent behavior regarding winget's
--id
argument, where only certain packages seem to match, whereas others do not, and I have not managed to determine what's the differentiating factor. This happens with the powershellGet-WinGetPackage
as well.The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: