WINGET show

Display details for a specified application, including details on the source of the application as well as the metadata associated with the application.

Syntax
      WINGET show [[-q] \query] [\options] [-?]

Arguments:

   -q,--query 	The query used to search for an application.
   -?, --help 	Get additional help on this command.

Options

   --accept-source-agreements   Accept the source license agreement, and avoid the prompt.
   -e,--exact     Find the application using exact match.
   --id           Filter results by ID.
   --header       Optional Windows-Package-Manager REST source HTTP header.
   -m,--manifest   The path to the manifest of the application to install.
   --moniker     Filter results by application moniker.
   --name        Filter results by name.
   -s,--source   Find the application using the specified source.
   --versions    Show available versions of the application.
   -v,--version   Use the specified version. The default is the latest version.
   --verbose-logs   Use to override the logging setting and create a verbose log.

The query argument is positional. Wild-card style syntax is not supported. This is most often the string of characters you expect to help find the package you are searching for.

If the query provided to winget does not result in a single application, then winget will display the results of the search. This will provide you with the additional data necessary to refine the search.

Examples

Showthe details for VisualStudioCode:

C:\> WINGET show -q vscode

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GitHub repository
WINGET - Discover, install, upgrade, remove and configure applications on Windows computers.
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