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Added installation and uninstallation instructions for mcfly using WinGet on Windows.
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Thanks! Do you know how the WinGet manifest is maintained? It's not something I was aware of. |
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No, sorry. I only saw that it's available via WinGet and dug a little to verify that it's really coming from here. What I found on publishing to WinGet is this: And this is where the manifests finally end up: There's also a GitHub action availabe: But that's all I know so far. mcfly is a great tool, by the way! Can't live without it anymore! |
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I recognized that there seems to be a WinGet manifest pointing at the cantino/mcfly repository. So I thought it would be nice having installation instructions for that in the README.