Windows support! That's a surprise. Chocolatey is... ok. It works, mostly, but it's a common occurrence for upgrades to fail because the package maintainer for

Windows support! That's a surprise. Chocolatey is... ok. It works, mostly, but it's a common occurrence for upgrades to fail because the package maintainer forgot to update the hash, or the program's built-in autoupdater already ran and moved things around, or a phantom .install dependency is missing, or some other inscrutable problem. Competition will be good for it (and the developer sells a premium version, so I do expect proper competition). All the other package management tools on windows have fairly tiny repositories and are, as far as I can tell, optimized for the workflow of sysadmins building images. I wonder if Brew has any plans to support that package management framework Microsoft is apparently still working on? (https://github.com/OneGet/oneget https://github.com/OneGet/oneget)