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Peter Mortensen
Peter Mortensen
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By "package source" chocolateyChocolatey means the location of the *.nupkg file. But it is stored in the chocolatey.org site and nowhere else. The package itself dodoes not provide an option to change the location of the distrodistribution itself. Manual

Manual download/installation is the only solution.

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Since build 15.07.01 the download location for chocochoco moved to githubGitHub.

By "package source" chocolatey means the location of *.nupkg file. But it is stored in the chocolatey.org site and nowhere else. The package itself do not provide an option to change the location of the distro itself. Manual download/installation is the only solution.

Update

Since build 15.07.01 download location for choco moved to github.

By "package source" Chocolatey means the location of the *.nupkg file. But it is stored in the chocolatey.org site and nowhere else. The package itself does not provide an option to change the location of the distribution itself.

Manual download/installation is the only solution.

Update

Since build 15.07.01 the download location for choco moved to GitHub.

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Maximus
Maximus
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By "package source" chocolatey means the location of *.nupkg file. But it is stored in the chocolatey.org site and nowhere else. The package itself do not provide an option to change the location of the distro itself. Manual download/installation is the only solution.

Update

Since build 15.07.01 download location for choco moved to github.

By "package source" chocolatey means the location of *.nupkg file. But it is stored in the chocolatey.org site and nowhere else. The package itself do not provide an option to change the location of the distro itself. Manual download/installation is the only solution.

By "package source" chocolatey means the location of *.nupkg file. But it is stored in the chocolatey.org site and nowhere else. The package itself do not provide an option to change the location of the distro itself. Manual download/installation is the only solution.

Update

Since build 15.07.01 download location for choco moved to github.

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Maximus
Maximus
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By "package source" chocolatey means the location of *.nupkg file. But it is stored in the chocolatey.org site and nowhere else. The package itself do not provide an option to change the location of the distro itself. Manual download/installation is the only solution.