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Enforce configuration, install software, and show progress during new macOS host setup #19372

Open dherder opened 1 month ago

dherder commented 1 month ago

Goal

User story
As a Client Platform Engineer,
I want to enforce configuration, install software, and show progress (splash screen) before my end users can use their new macOS workstations
so that I can ensure that a workstation is meets compliance requirements while providing a good end user experience.

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Product

Engineering

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QA

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  1. [ ] Engineer (@____): Added comment to user story confirming successful completion of QA.
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noahtalerman commented 1 month ago

Hey @dherder heads up, I updated the issue to user story format and moved your original issue description here for safekeeping:

Problem

As an IT admin, I have the option to use several different tools to provide an amazing end user experience when my end user first opens their macOS laptop on provisioning. Some of these tools are open source (DEPNotify, SwiftDialog) and some are commercially available (Kandji liftoff). Instead of having to configure a separate tool, I would like to leverage the Fleet Desktop to handle the onboarding experience of my end users.

dherder commented 1 month ago

@noahtalerman the new description for this issue doesn't match what the original intent (or the title) describes.

noahtalerman commented 1 month ago

the new description for this issue doesn't match what the original intent (or the title) describes.

Hey @dherder I think you saw a temporary placeholder. How does the user story look now?