When Awake is started via the CLI, it shows a log screen with the options that have been used to start it, and this dialog remains on screen:
Instead, there should be an option to turn off this screen so that Awake appears in the tray similar to that if it had been started via the Power Toys configuration screen.
Scenario when this would be used?
This is useful when running Awake in batch/via CLI via task scheduler, since Awake is not always needed 100% of the time.
Description of the new feature / enhancement
When Awake is started via the CLI, it shows a log screen with the options that have been used to start it, and this dialog remains on screen:
Instead, there should be an option to turn off this screen so that Awake appears in the tray similar to that if it had been started via the Power Toys configuration screen.
Scenario when this would be used?
This is useful when running Awake in batch/via CLI via task scheduler, since Awake is not always needed 100% of the time.
Supporting information
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