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Add apimtemplate (0.1-alpha) #3367

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MichielVanwelsenaere
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handy tool when working with Microsoft Azure APIM.

@MichielVanwelsenaere MichielVanwelsenaere changed the title adding apimtemplate Add apimtemplate (0.1-alpha) Apr 24, 2019
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Please submit manifest related PR in https://github.com/scoopinstaller/scoop-main, see ScoopInstaller/Main#3 for reference.

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Ok, so there seems to be a migration for scoop to another repo.
Some questions/remarks:

  • what's the general idea?
  • how should we migrate an existing setup to use the new repo?
  • a note on the migration on this repo would be nice
  • does the migrated bucket keeps using the extras bucket from this repo?

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niheaven commented Apr 25, 2019

Please see #3060 as reference.

You can use develop branch of scoop-core (this repo) to use the main bucket, and you can use develop as follow (before #3372 is merged)

  1. Go to scoop dir ($SCOOP\apps\scoop\current)
  2. git config remote.origin.fetch "+refs/heads/*:refs/remotes/origin/*"
  3. git fetch --force origin -q
  4. git checkout -B develop -t origin/develop -q
  5. git reset --hard origin/develop -q
  6. scoop config SCOOP_BRANCH "develop"
  7. scoop update

This will switch to 'develop' channel of scoop, and add 'main' bucket for you. If met some error, please submit a PR about it.

Except for the extracted 'main' bucket, everything is the same as before, include other buckets.

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Ash258 commented Apr 25, 2019

For normal users everything will remain same. Except main manifests (git, 7z, ...) will be in other repo. But normal user will not notice change. You just run scoop update and everything will be done automatically.

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so you're using this branch as you dev and the other repo as edge, ok thanks!

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Cool -- thanks! I'll read up on my lunch break.

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