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Incus CLI version 0.4.0 / x64 & arm64 #131752
Incus CLI version 0.4.0 / x64 & arm64 #131752
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Hi @nunix, The package didn't pass a Defender or similar security scan. This might be a false positive and we can rescan tomorrow. |
@stephengillie hi, thanks a lot for the heads-up and as I'm "just" a community member for Incus, let me tag the right persons to have a look: @stgraber @brauner |
Yeah, almost certainly a false positive. Those upstream binaries are built on a clean Linux system so not much opportunity to pick any malware :) I remember us occasionally tripping one of the many checks on the Chocolatey side too and they always end up letting it through after a manual check. |
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Incus has now a [winget package](microsoft/winget-pkgs#131752) available and the Windows installation docs have been updated with the instructions to install Incus with winget. ps: I tried to used nested tabs, but the result was not good, so that's why the instructions are stacked. ps2: while running the `make doc` from Ubuntu on WSL (what else?), I came across a package missing: `python3.10-venv`. Nothing critical, more a FYI.
Incus has now a [winget package](microsoft/winget-pkgs#131752) available and the Windows installation docs have been updated with the instructions to install Incus with winget. ps: I tried to used nested tabs, but the result was not good, so that's why the instructions are stacked. ps2: while running the `make doc` from Ubuntu on WSL (what else?), I came across a package missing: `python3.10-venv`. Nothing critical, more a FYI. Signed-off-by: Nuno do Carmo nuno.carmo@suse.com
Incus has now a [winget package](microsoft/winget-pkgs#131752) available and the Windows installation docs have been updated with the instructions to install Incus with winget. PS: I tried to used nested tabs, but the result was not good, so that's why the instructions are stacked. PS2: While running the `make doc` from Ubuntu on WSL (what else?), I came across a package missing: `python3.10-venv`. Nothing critical, more a FYI. Signed-off-by: Nuno do Carmo <nuno.carmo@suse.com>
winget validate --manifest <path>
?winget install --manifest <path>
?Note:
<path>
is the name of the directory containing the manifest you're submitting.Microsoft Reviewers: Open in CodeFlow