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Fix run-windows app installation hang #3447
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An alternative would be to always allow output from the install command. -- Which might make sense. Its not a very noisy command output wise, compared to say build. And would allow the user to still have proper control over the prompt. Not sure what peoples thoughts on that are though. #Resolved |
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I think it is still better to have spinner running by default for all steps, to be consistent. In reply to: 543260149 [](ancestors = 543260149) |
| const installingText = 'Installing new version of the app'; | ||
| const installApp = `-ExecutionPolicy RemoteSigned Import-Module "${windowsStoreAppUtils}"; Install-App "${script}"`; | ||
| const installAppCmd = options.force ? installApp + ' -Force' : installApp; | ||
| const installApp = `-ExecutionPolicy RemoteSigned Import-Module "${windowsStoreAppUtils}"; Install-App "${script}" -Force`; |
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add -NoProfile here too :) #Resolved
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