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Win11Debloat/Scripts/AppRemoval/Test-AppInWingetList.ps1
Jeffrey d1fe541b62 Refactor: Cleanup app removal, remove legacy app list generator and CustomAppsList file support (#662)
* remove support for uninstalling old sunset apps

* Add color legend on app removal screen

* Remove legacy app list generator and custom apps file support
Replaced by GUI config export/import, dynamic RemovalMethod, and
CLI app removal settings saved to LastUsedSettings.json.

* Verify app removal by checking actual installation state instead of trusting winget output
2026-06-22 22:13:01 +02:00

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<#
.SYNOPSIS
Checks whether an app ID appears in a parsed winget installed list.
.DESCRIPTION
Tries an exact match against the .Id property first. When that
fails, falls back to a substring search guarded by a word-boundary
regex so that short IDs don't accidentally match longer ones
(e.g. 'Microsoft.Edge' will not match 'Microsoft.EdgeDev').
.PARAMETER appId
The identifier to search for (e.g. 'Microsoft.Copilot').
.PARAMETER InstalledList
An array of PSCustomObject from GetInstalledAppsViaWinget.
#>
function Test-AppInWingetList {
param(
[string]$appId,
[object[]]$InstalledList
)
if (-not $InstalledList) { return $false }
# Normalize to array
$list = @($InstalledList)
# Exact match first (fast and precise)
if ($list.Id -contains $appId) {
return $true
}
# Substring fallback with word-boundary guard
$boundaryPattern = '(?<![a-zA-Z0-9])' + [regex]::Escape($appId) + '(?![a-zA-Z0-9])'
foreach ($entry in $list) {
if ($entry.Id -like "*$appId*" -and $entry.Id -match $boundaryPattern) {
return $true
}
}
return $false
}