Currently the start command will error if a desktop has not been verified. This can be easily rectified (some of the time) by running the verify command. Ideally this should be rolled into a single step within start --verify.
If the desktop has already been verified, then the flag should do nothing. Otherwise it should attempt to verify the desktop before starting the session.
benarmston
commented
2 years ago
Currently the
startcommand will error if a desktop has not been verified. This can be easily rectified (some of the time) by running theverifycommand. Ideally this should be rolled into a single step withinstart --verify.If the desktop has already been verified, then the flag should do nothing. Otherwise it should attempt to verify the desktop before starting the session.