I am confused about Chocolatey, and OneGet (renamed later Package Management).
Does one currently just install chocolatey, and use it, if one is on Windows 10 Pro RTM, which supposedly shipped with OneGet cmdlets inside powershell already? (They don't appear to exist on my Windows 10 Pro machine).
First, the practical question: How does one install and work with Package Management (formerly OneGet) inside Windows 10? On my machine if I type get-command -Module OneGet
I get NO results. No cmdlet with a name like Get-PackageProvider
currently exists on my machine. Yet I read that OneGet would be part of, or ship in Windows 10 RTM.
I also read you can add the one-get cmdlets using Import-Module
but I can't get that to work, either.
Second, the comprehension question: Is OneGet really a meta-manager for what will in the future be a variety of sources with Chocolatey being only one repository source, or have I misunderstood? I have read that things are "in flux" right now. What is the situation and when will it be cleaned up?
Chocolatey
application repository.