Usage: WinAppDeployCmd command -option . WinAppDeployCmd devices WinAppDeployCmd devices WinAppDeployCmd install -file -ip ...

Windows 10

Usage:
    WinAppDeployCmd command -option  ...
    WinAppDeployCmd devices
    WinAppDeployCmd devices 
    WinAppDeployCmd install -file  -ip 
    WinAppDeployCmd install -file  -guid  -pin 
    WinAppDeployCmd install -file  -ip 
 -dependency   ...
    WinAppDeployCmd install -file  -guid  -dependency   ...
    WinAppDeployCmd uninstall -file  
    WinAppDeployCmd uninstall -package 
    WinAppDeployCmd update -file 
    WinAppDeployCmd list -ip 
    WinAppDeployCmd list -guid 

Command:
    devices     Show the list of available network devices.
    install     Install a Windows app to the target device.
    update      Update a Windows app already installed on the target device.
    list        Show the list of app packages installed on the specified target device.
    uninstall   Uninstall the specified app package from the specified target device.

Options:
    -h -help        Show this screen.
    -ip             IP address of the target device
    -g -guid        Unique identifier of the target device
    -d -dependency  Optional to specify the dependency path for each of the package dependencies. If none are specified, by default, this tool will search for dependencies in the app root and SDK directories.
    -f -file        File path for the app package to be installed, updated, or uninstalled.
    -p -package     The Package Full Name for the app package to be uninstalled. You can use the list command to find the names for packages already installed on the device.
    -pin            A pin may be required to establish connection with the target device. You will be prompted to retry with -pin option if authentication is required.

Arguments:
             Timeout in seconds [default: 10].
       IP address or unique identifier of the target device.
      ... Dependency path for each of the app package dependencies.
             An alpha-numeric pin shown in the device settings. 
          A file system path.
          Full package name for the app package to be uninstalled.

Examples:
    WinAppDeployCmd devices 3
    WinAppDeployCmd install -file "Downloads\SampleApp.appx" -ip 192.168.0.1 -pin A1B2C3
    WinAppDeployCmd uninstall -package Company.SampleApp_1.0.0.1_x64__qwertyuiop -ip 192.168.0.1
    WinAppDeployCmd update -file "Downloads\SampleApp.appx" -ip 192.168.0.1

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