Just did another manual update and thought it will be better if scoop has an option for scheduled update. I'm somewhat lazy to make one in Task Scheduler and there is an obstacle doing that - for example checking if scoop is not running/updating or some of the apps are ...
quantuumsnot
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Perhaps a scoop command to add itself to the startup list? e.g.
scoop autoupdate enable
Would also be nice to have a periodic cleanup to empty the cache and delete all but the most recent versions of each app (with the option to keep one version prior as a backup).
shoogle
on 17 Oct 2019
Yes, probably a simple Yes/No question loop for each version ...
Come on, scoop has the momentum to become a perfect substitute of automated linux package managers
quantuumsnot
on 17 Oct 2019
I've just appended this to my PS profile _[C:\Users\%username%\Documents\WindowsPowerShell\Microsoft.PowerShell_profile.ps1]_
Read-Host -Prompt "Press ENTER to update Scoop apps, or Ctrl+C to cancel..."
scoop update *
So whenever I open a new powershell window I am reminded. Semi-auto update? :)
cubagithub
on 15 Nov 2019
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Perhaps a scoop command to add itself to the startup list? e.g.
Would also be nice to have a periodic cleanup to empty the cache and delete all but the most recent versions of each app (with the option to keep one version prior as a backup).