# Minimum version of the PowerShell host required by this module # Name of the PowerShell host required by this module # Minimum version of the PowerShell engine required by this module # Description of the functionality provided by this moduleĭescription = 'This is an unofficial module with DSC resource to Install and configure Chocolatey.' # CompatiblePSEditions = ID used to uniquely identify this module # Generated on: Script module or binary module file associated with this manifest. Going forward, it is believed that there will be no more breaking changes introduced, and instead, we will be focusing on the last remaining known issues.# Module manifest for module 'Chocolatey' The main focus of this release was to get to a point where all documented upcoming breaking changes to Chocolatey CLI have been included.

Run the `choco support` command for more information on how to reach out to support. If you are interested in trying out the prerelease versions of the commercial Chocolatey components, then please reach out to the support team, as they will be able to provide download and installation instructions. A number of breaking changes have been introduced into Chocolatey CLI to account for long awaited changes to how Chocolatey functions.It is now possible to install/upgrade packages from a NuGet v3 feed, rather than only from a NuGet v2 feed.These are prerelease packages, and it is NOT recommended for use on a production system.Notable changes in these releases include: These are beta releases for a new major version of each component.

Chocolatey GUI Licensed Extension v2.0.0-beta-20230321.Chocolatey Licensed Extension v6.0.0-beta-20230321.We’ve just released new prerelease versions of the 5 main Chocolatey Components:

Chocolatey install