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20. Nov. 2017 · Starting with version 0.11.0 of Chocolatey CLI, there is now a choco export command, which allows the creation of a packages.config file, which includes a list of all the currently installed packages on teh machine. Details on this command can be found here: https://docs.chocolatey.org/en-us/choco/commands/export
- How to list Chocolatey packages already installed and newer version ...
choco list -localonly (or -lo) is actually better than cver...
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The command choco list -lo lists the installed packages. But...
- How to list Chocolatey packages already installed and newer version ...
16. März 2015 · choco list -localonly (or -lo) is actually better than cver all -lo, as it lists all of my installed packages ("24 packages installed"), whereas cver only shows a partial list ("20 packages installed"?!). Use: choco list -lo. –
- Note : You likely need to do the following commands in an administrative cmd/powershell prompt. If you have choco 0.9.9.6+, you can use the outdate...
- Just run the case, and choco said I should use this choco list -lo That did the trick for me, so here 2c from me.
- Addition from @feventcoder choco version all will result you a warning of DEPRECATION NOTICE - choco version command is deprecated and will be remo...
- Use "cver" The quickest way if you want to find only the local packages installed is to issue the following command to a DOS prompt: cver all -loca...
List Command (choco list) Usage choco list <filter> [<options/switches>] Examples choco list -i choco list --include-programs :choco-info: NOTE. See scripting in how to pass arguments (choco -?) for how to write proper scripts and integrations. Exit Codes. Exit codes that normally result from running this command. Normal:
2. Apr. 2017 · A simple way to generate this packages.config file would be to install Chocolatey GUI (choco install chocolateygui), which includes an option to export the currently installed list of applications. Share
The command choco list -lo lists the installed packages. But how do I determine where a Chocolatey application installs? So far I've had to hunt around for them. Some examples: NUnit goes to Pr...
Chocolatey installs in seconds. Just run the following command from an administrative PowerShell v3+ prompt (Ensure Get-ExecutionPolicy is not Restricted): Invoke-WebRequest https://chocolatey.org/install.ps1 -UseBasicParsing | Invoke-Expression.
Learn how to use the `choco list all installed packages` command to see all the software that's installed on your Windows system. Find out how to filter, sort, and output the results in different formats with Chocolatey.
