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I think You can literally just jump in and update the manifest yourself—here’s how: fork the winget-pkgs repo, browse to the package’s folder under manifests<Publisher><AppName>\, open the .yaml file and add (or update) the ReleaseNotes: field with a short summary and/or the ReleaseNotesUrl: field pointing at the official changelog page, then run winget validate locally (or use the wingetcreate CLI) to sanity-check your changes and open a PR. The CLA bot will ping you if you need to sign, and the current maintainers will get notified automatically—no need to worry about “disturbing” them, since small metadata updates like these are exactly the kind of thing they welcome...... |
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Newbie question: How can release notes or release URL be added to packages that are currently being maintained?
I notice a lot of packages don't have these, but find they are freely available on the official website for the product. I would be glad to submit links, but don't want to disturb the current maintainer's efforts.
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