wipt-get [options] <command> <product>[=version]...

wipt-get recognizes spaces or commas as the separator for package names, so any package names with spaces must be enclosed in double quotes.

OPTIONS
--ignore-patches Don't apply patches listed in repository

A repository file? may contain patches applied to the package after installation. If you wish to avoid this, you can specify this on the command line and it will be honored for this invocation of wipt-get.

--ignore-transforms Don't apply transforms listed in repository

Same as --ignore-patches, just applies to transforms instead.

--per-user Perform a per-user install

The Windows Installer has a notion of per-user vs. per-machine installs. This generally controls whether shortcuts are placed on the "All Users" desktop/Start Menu or that of the installing user. By default, Wipt forces a per-machine install. Specify this flag if you wish to alter this behavior.

--target-dir=DIR Override the TARGETDIR setting

This specifies the containing directory for the application. This can also be set as a string value at HKLM\Software\ACM\Wipt\TargetDir?. If not specified on the command line or in the registry, it defaults to the system-defined value for the "Program Files" folder.

--install-level=INT Override the INSTALLLEVEL setting

The INSTALLLEVEL property is used to determine which features of an application are installed. Should not be used unless you know what you are doing.

--reinstall Force a reinstall

COMMANDS
install Install product(s)
remove Remove product(s)
show List all products and packages

Specifying a package name after show will show you the packages for that version, as well as the package description.

update Download package lists from repositories
upgrade Upgrade packages that are older than stable version
download Just download the MSI to current directory
copyright Show copyright notice