As an enterprise IT administrator I want to be able to have a UNC source so I don't have to stand up APIs or web services to provide a private repository to my users.
This may mean that the repository is simply a "manifests" folder, and the client needs to traverse the structure to pull in the information in order to support the "search" command.
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denelon
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There should also be a corresponding PowerShell module to support UNC source manifest repositories. For example, Publish-Package, Get-Package, etc., similar to PowerShellGet.
DrDallas
on 21 May 2020
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megamorf
on 23 May 2020
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There should also be a corresponding PowerShell module to support UNC source manifest repositories. For example, Publish-Package, Get-Package, etc., similar to PowerShellGet.