Scoop is a Windows software package manager similar to WinGet, except it only apps specifically installed through it rather than trying to keep all software on the computer up to date. It's also focused more toward CLI apps than GUI-based ones.
It's rather straightforward to set up distribution, it's just a json file. You don't even need to submit your software to one of the official "buckets" (package repositories) if you don't want to, you can host your own, like [task-keeper](https://github.com/linux-china/task-keeper) chose to:
https://github.com/Zevan770/scoop_zev/blob/main/bucket/task-keeper.json
That's all really hosting your own bucket is, a metadata json that indicates the latest version and points to where to download it.
But approval for an entry in an official bucket doesn't take much time and is the most convenient option for the end user. I'll be happy with whatever you'll be willing to provide, though.
Scoop is a Windows software package manager similar to WinGet, except it only apps specifically installed through it rather than trying to keep all software on the computer up to date. It's also focused more toward CLI apps than GUI-based ones.
It's rather straightforward to set up distribution, it's just a json file. You don't even need to submit your software to one of the official "buckets" (package repositories) if you don't want to, you can host your own, like
[task-keeper](https://github.com/linux-china/task-keeper)chose to:https://github.com/Zevan770/scoop_zev/blob/main/bucket/task-keeper.json
That's all really hosting your own bucket is, a metadata json that indicates the latest version and points to where to download it.
But approval for an entry in an official bucket doesn't take much time and is the most convenient option for the end user. I'll be happy with whatever you'll be willing to provide, though.