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Add option to disable command prompt popup to create project during installation #1292

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lmf-mx opened this issue Dec 9, 2020 · 4 comments
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lmf-mx commented Dec 9, 2020

Is your feature request related to a problem? Please describe.
Attempting to install GAM on Windows through automated means where the installing account is not on an interactive logon session (has a desktop) results in stuck installation due to the prompt to create a project that cannot be interacted with.

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An installer switch or argument to disable the behavior to create a project at the end of the installation would be the best solution.

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I'm using salt to control chocolatey to install. The salt minion runs as a service in a privileged account. This account does not get a desktop session.

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taers232c commented Dec 9, 2020 via email

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lmf-mx commented Dec 11, 2020

Sorry, Ross, I failed to make it immediately clear. This is on Windows, hence the use of Chocolatey.
The switch would be needed for the exe installer or the internal MSI installer depending on what is calling the prompt.

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taers232c commented Dec 11, 2020 via email

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Heyo @taers232c, wondering if there's any chance of a command line switch to eliminate the popup, as it would help make the validation process for packages being submitted to winget an easier process :) (#1673)

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