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winget: Upgrade all packages to latest versions.

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$ winget upgrade --all

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The command "winget upgrade --all" is used for upgrading all the installed applications on your Windows machine using the Windows Package Manager (winget).

Here is a breakdown of the command:

"winget": It is the executable for Windows Package Manager. This command-line tool allows you to manage, install, and upgrade applications on Windows machines.
"upgrade": It is the subcommand of winget that specifically handles the upgrade functionality. When you use "upgrade" followed by additional arguments, you can upgrade applications that are already installed.
"--all": It is an argument that indicates to upgrade all installed applications. When you include "--all" after the "upgrade" command, it instructs the Windows Package Manager to upgrade every application installed on your system to the latest available version.

In summary, running "winget upgrade --all" will check for updates to all installed applications on your Windows machine and upgrade them to their latest versions.

This explanation was created by an AI. In most cases those are correct. But please always be careful and never run a command you are not sure if it is safe.

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