In HAWK, the EULA would prompt every time you ran it. Lets not do that.
My best idea was to use the existing Add-OspreyAppData, Read-OspreyAppData, and Out-OspreyAppData to store the EULA consent flag in the osprey.json file in appdata, which is where the IP Lookup API key is stored. Unfortunately this is causing many errors.
In HAWK, the EULA would prompt every time you ran it. Lets not do that.
My best idea was to use the existing Add-OspreyAppData, Read-OspreyAppData, and Out-OspreyAppData to store the EULA consent flag in the osprey.json file in appdata, which is where the IP Lookup API key is stored. Unfortunately this is causing many errors.