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Could you please provide a guide how to get it running on Docker?

I am encountering an issue while trying to add a new repository source using Winget, following the rewinged setup. The steps I followed are:

1. I generated a self-signed certificate using the command:

openssl req -x509 -nodes -days 365 -newkey rsa:2048 -keyout private.key -out cert.pem

2. Downloaded and ran the "rewinged" binary with the command:

./rewinged -https -listen 0.0.0.0:8443

When attempting to add the new repository from Winget with the commands:

PS C:\Users\Administrador> winget source add --name uibstore --arg https://10.100.128.8:8443/api --type "Microsoft.Rest"
No se pudo abrir el origen agregado.
PS C:\Users\Administrador> winget source add --name uibstore --arg https://10.100.128.8:8443/api
Agregando origen:
  uibstore -> https://10.100.128.8:8443/api
Se ha producido un error inesperado al ejecutar el comando:
0x80072efd : unknown error
PS C:\Users\Administrador>

I suspect the issue might be related to the self-signed certificate not being trusted by Winget, but I'm not certain. I followed the instructions for using "rewinged" precisely as described. I would appreciate any guidance or solutions to resolve this problem. Thanks.

Package manifest schema 1.5.0 came out recently:

https://github.com/microsoft/winget-pkgs/tree/master/doc/manifest/schema/1.5.0

Could you please provide a guide how to get it running on Windows Server? I will then try to work with your Solution.

Hiya

Not an issue, more a request. Would it be possible to add a proxying feature, similar to what Nexus can do with Chocolatey/Nuget repos? Eg, rather than using the default Winget repository, I could set my clients to use the rewinged repo, and when installing software, if it doesn't exist in Rewinged, download it from the default MS repos, and cache everything. With the auto internalize feature (which rocks btw!), it would make Winget a way better option than Chocolatey in my opinion.

That would make using Rewinged a hands off experience. At the moment, I have to keep adding in manifests for the software we use as updates are released.

Cheers

Gavin