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Romanitho / Winget-AutoUpdate

WAU daily updates apps as system and notify connected users. (Allowlist and Blocklist support)
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[Bug]: Some apps like Cisco Webex and .Net SDK requiring UAC prompt #632

Closed mnevers closed 2 months ago

mnevers commented 3 months ago

The problem

Some apps on some machines require uac prompt auth while others don't. Task is elevated run as system.

What version of WAU has the issue?

1.20.0

What version of Windows are you using (ex. Windows 11 22H2)?

Windows 11 23H2

What version of winget are you using?

Windows Package Manager v1.7.11261

Log information

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Additional information

No response

AndrewDemski-ad-gmail-com commented 3 months ago

TL;DR: C'est la vie.

If it was possible, we would add "bug" label to entire society. Each setup which was in winget repository is designed, created and maintained by their manufacturers, not WAU contributors. Its decision of each vendor if they want to spend extra money on a product which is already installable but annoyingly unstable when deployed via recently published CLI tool called winget. If they cannot solve their proprietary issue where system account is unable to deploy their products, the you must either deploy it via SCCM/Intune using different account or have it repacked into different container, MSI, MDT, MSIX, APPV, ThinApp.. you name it..

Old Bloomberg was so bad that it was faster and easier to reinstall windows than to uninstall it (Danske Bank ~2010AD). Modern packages are more forgiving, but some work is still required.

WAU operates a one layer above that sea of chaos. It triggers installations and lets winget do its work according to specification from vendors.

Having said that, is it still a WAU bug?

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