When using Prompt-to-Setup-Your-Mac with Setup-Your-Mac, quitting a prompt from the former results in the "catch-all" configuration being run in the main script

[justintrant]

Describe the bug When using Prompt-to-Setup-Your-Mac with the main Setup-Your-Mac script, quitting a prompt from the former results in the "catch-all" configuration being run in the main script. This results in the deployment failing.

To Reproduce

• Run the Prompt-to-Setup-Your-Mac script
• Quit one of the swiftDialog prompts using Command+Q
• Run the Setup-Your-Mac Self Service policy
• The "Catch-all" configuration should run regardless of what is configured in the main script, resulting in a failed deployment as there are no policies matching the default triggers

Expected behavior Quitting the swiftDialog prompt should result in the same behavior as the user clicking 'OK', and not result in the primary script running the "Catch-all" configuration once it is run from Self Service.

Environment

• macOS Ventura 13.5.0
• swiftDialog 2.2.0
• Setup-Your-Mac 1.11.0

Additional context https://macadmins.slack.com/archives/C04FRRN3281/p1692104941846579

[dan-snelson]

@justintrant: While Prompt-to-Setup-Your-Mac.bash has been updated, I'm confident your issue was related to other environmental variables.

Please re-re-re-test with:

• swiftDialog 2.3.1.4721
• Prompt-to-Setup-Your-Mac.bash 0.04
• Setup-Your-Mac-via-Dialog.bash 1.12.1

[justintrant]

Hi @dan-snelson,

Tested and confirming that the issue is resolved. Thanks so much!

Justin.