How to Internalize An Existing Package Automatically Recompiling is a great way to quickly get your organization up to speed on managing software with Chocolatey packages.

Editing the install script to point to the internal/embedded software.

Downloading the resources the package has and putting them in the package or somewhere internal ( UNC, internal Http repository, DFS, SCCM Distribution point, etc).

Downloading and unpacking the existing package as a zip file.

Internalizing a Chocolatey package at a high level involves: Internalizing a package is not the same thing as caching the nupkg files like Artifactory, Cloudsmith, Nexus, ProGet, etc can do. This guarantees complete control, trust, reliability, and repeatability of a package for organizations that have a low tolerance for production issues.

Internalizing a package lets you take an existing package and internalize all of the resources to embedded/internal resources so you can reuse the install logic without the hassle of downloading files from the internet. This is where internalizing/recompiling existing community packages comes in. You can create internal packages and embed the software directly in the package and/or use internal file shares. With internal packages, you don’t have to worry about any of that. Why? Downloading software from the internet creates a failure point because it may not be available, the software vendor site could go down, etc. These laws do not apply when you use internal packages, and that is a good thing! Unless you’re granted the right to distribute the software via the license, you can’t redistribute it publicly. However, many of these publicly available packages also rely on software that is available from official distribution points because they are subject to software licensing and copyright law. On, you will find packages with all of the install logic you need to automatically install your software. Not all software installers are created equal (and not all are easily automated either)! Thankfully there is already a tremendous resource you can use to make the process of getting your software all packaged up even smoother. Sometimes creating packages from scratch can be an involved process. Manually Recompile Packages, Embedding/Internalizing Remote Resources.Manually Recompile Packages, Embedding/Internalizing Remote Resources

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