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setup-your-mac / Setup-Your-Mac

Setup Your Mac aims to simplify initial device configuration by leveraging swiftDialog and Jamf Pro Policy Custom Events to allow end-users to self-complete Mac setup post-enrollment.
https://snelson.us/sym
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Additional Completion Screen/Message #125

Closed tonyyo11 closed 7 months ago

tonyyo11 commented 7 months ago

Is your feature request related to a problem? Please describe. This is not related to a problem, but rather just user experience enhancements

Describe the solution you'd like For a successful build, it would be nice to have SYM flip to a final screen with custom messaging informing the user that a build has been successful. Presently, SYM have a status message at the bottom notifying the user that the build has been completed, and then they may interact with he completion button (wait/exit/restart/etc). Instead, SYM should show a final page, void of the policy array list, with final messaging to the user. This will give admins the ability to add additional messaging such as "You must restart your system to enable XYZ." or something as simple as "Thank you for completing the build, for additional resources, please go to ABC or Self Service"

Describe alternatives you've considered I thought of simply calling a brand new Dialog window, but then I'd run the risk of having it pop up even when there are policy failures, so dropped that idea.

Additional context Full Disclosure - a colleague asked me if there were additional completion options for SYM as we work. After typing up this ticket I realized that I'm essentially asking for a copy of Jamf's macOS Onboarding Setup Complete Screen.... Screenshot 2023-11-29 at 12 58 42 PM

dan-snelson commented 7 months ago

Thanks for the FR, @tonyyo11

dan-snelson commented 7 months ago

Thanks, @drtaru, for pointing out Removing a list.

tonyyo11 commented 7 months ago

That's it! Thanks. This is closed. Edited the script beginning at line 2025 of version 12.7 and was able to do exactly what I wanted to accomplish. Added two new lines, one with dialogUpdateSetupYourMac "list: hide" and another with dialogUpdateSetupYourMac "message: <message>"