I've recently discovered your excellent VS Code extension, which I believe will effectively kill my CUE related extension, and cueimports. 👏

One thing that I haven't yet been able to get working is a package that doesn't match the directory name it's contained in (indicated with the package name after a :).

In this contrived example, I have the following structure.

❯ lsd --tree
 .
├──  cue.mod
│   ├──  module.cue
│   ├──  pkg
│   └──  usr
├──  foo.cue
└──  hello
    └──  world.cue

With a module named example.com/test.

❯ cat cue.mod/module.cue
module: "example.com/test"

Inside the hello directory I have a package named world (real-world use case is dealing with legacy configuration).

❯ cat hello/world.cue
package world

#person: {
	name: string
}

Then I import the world package in foo.cue.

❯ cat foo.cue
package foo

import "example.com/test/hello:world"

bar: world.#person & {
	name: "John"
}

This works fine when I cue export.

❯ cue export foo.cue --outfile -
{
    "bar": {
        "name": "John"
    }
}

However, cueimports ditches the import of the world package.

❯ cat foo.cue | cueimports
package foo

bar: world.#person & {
	name: "John"
}

I've attached the above in case it helps with troubleshooting.
cue-playground.zip

cueimports hangs on Windows 11 x64

go install github.com/asdine/cueimports/cmd/[email protected]
echo "data: json.Marshal({a: math.Sqrt(7)})" | cueimports

manually downloaded version hangs as well:
https://github.com/asdine/cueimports/releases/download/v0.2.0/cueimports_0.2.0_Windows_x86_64.tar.gz

As a user,
I want the cueimports cli tool to be released as zip archives on Windows
So that it can be seamlessly installed using winget.

Current Situation

Currently, the cueimports cli tool is released as tar.gz archives on Windows. This format is not recognized by the Windows Package Manager (winget), which means that users cannot install cueimports seamlessly using winget.

Problem

The lack of winget support for cueimports on Windows makes it more difficult for users to install the tool. Users have to manually download and extract the tar.gz archive, which can be a cumbersome process.

Proposed Solution

To address this issue, we propose packaging the cueimports cli tool as zip archives on Windows. Zip archives are natively supported by winget, so users will be able to install cueimports seamlessly using the winget command.