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Provide ability to "see" persisted arguments for installed package #770
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Perhaps related to this issue: chocolatey/choco#1310 |
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* Adds PackageArgumentsService Interface * Adds button to PackageViewModel * Adds method for decrypting .arguments file
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* Adds PackageArgumentsService Interface * Adds button to PackageViewModel * Adds method for decrypting .arguments file
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This allows the viewing of the contents of the .arguments file, which is stored on a per package version, and contains the arguments that were passed into the choco install command for that package. This file is encrypted, and can't be viewed directly, but this allows decryption of the contents for viewing. Co-authored-by: steviecoaster <stephen@chocolatey.io>
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This allows the viewing of the contents of the .arguments file, which is stored on a per package version, and contains the arguments that were passed into the choco install command for that package. This file is encrypted, and can't be viewed directly, but this allows decryption of the contents for viewing. Co-authored-by: steviecoaster <stephen@chocolatey.io>
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This allows the viewing of the contents of the .arguments file, which is stored on a per package version, and contains the arguments that were passed into the choco install command for that package. This file is encrypted, and can't be viewed directly, but this allows decryption of the contents for viewing. Co-authored-by: steviecoaster <stephen@chocolatey.io>
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This commit updates the behavior used when parsing package arguments to use the same logic as Chocolatey itself when it is parsing persisted upgrade arguments.
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This commit removes the use of a normal Windows MessageBox to instead use the Dialog service to show a message instead. This flows better into how the styling is used in the rest of the application.
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This allows the viewing of the contents of the .arguments file, which is stored on a per package version, and contains the arguments that were passed into the choco install command for that package. This file is encrypted, and can't be viewed directly, but this allows decryption of the contents for viewing. Co-authored-by: steviecoaster <stephen@chocolatey.io>
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This commit updates the behavior used when parsing package arguments to use the same logic as Chocolatey itself when it is parsing persisted upgrade arguments.
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This commit removes the use of a normal Windows MessageBox to instead use the Dialog service to show a message instead. This flows better into how the styling is used in the rest of the application.
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This allows the viewing of the contents of the .arguments file, which is stored on a per package version, and contains the arguments that were passed into the choco install command for that package. This file is encrypted, and can't be viewed directly, but this allows decryption of the contents for viewing. Co-authored-by: steviecoaster <stephen@chocolatey.io>
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This commit updates the behavior used when parsing package arguments to use the same logic as Chocolatey itself when it is parsing persisted upgrade arguments.
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This commit removes the use of a normal Windows MessageBox to instead use the Dialog service to show a message instead. This flows better into how the styling is used in the rest of the application.
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(#770) Provide ability to "see" saved installation parameters
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Re-Opening as there is additional minor work needed to complete this issue. |
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This commit replaces the values in sensitive arguments to instead show the translatable string `[REDACTED ARGUMENT]` to ensure that sensitive arguments are not displayed to the user. This relies on the ArgumentUtility helper to detect whether the sensitive argument should be shown or not.
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This commit updates the dialog for showing package arguments to have a notice that no arguments was found for the package in the same dialog as normal arguments would show up with.
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This commit updates the package view to hide the button for displaying package arguments when it is not displayed.
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This commit replaces the values in sensitive arguments to instead show the translatable string `[REDACTED ARGUMENT]` to ensure that sensitive arguments are not displayed to the user. This relies on the ArgumentUtility helper to detect whether the sensitive argument should be shown or not.
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This commit updates the dialog for showing package arguments to have a notice that no arguments was found for the package in the same dialog as normal arguments would show up with.
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This commit updates the package view to hide the button for displaying package arguments when it is not displayed.
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This commit replaces the values in sensitive arguments to instead show the translatable string `[REDACTED ARGUMENT]` to ensure that sensitive arguments are not displayed to the user. This relies on the ArgumentUtility helper to detect whether the sensitive argument should be shown or not.
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This commit updates the dialog for showing package arguments to have a notice that no arguments was found for the package in the same dialog as normal arguments would show up with.
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This commit updates the package view to hide the button for displaying package arguments when it is not displayed.
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* release/0.20.0: (76 commits) (#841) Add assembly to correct nuget folder (#533) Handle null culture (maint) Fix formatting (#533) Allowing setting language during install (#545) Remove NumberOfPackageVersionsForSelection (#911) Add missing disabling of install buttons (#545) Add missing tooltip on disabled install button (maint) Cleanup trailing spaces and xmlns statements (maint) Remove unused using statements (#545) Disable certain values when other features is toggled (#533) Set current culture for WPF elements (#533) Fix remote sources being reloaded on language change (#545) Mark dialog as being open when child window is opened/closed (#545) Make version editable on advanced install (#545) Add future support for log file argument (maint) Remove format support for install configuration description (#545) Add missing entry for cache location (maint) Add missing description of UseLanguage config (#770) Hide button for displaying arguments (#770) Show additional message on no arguments ...
🎉 This issue has been resolved in version 0.20.0 🎉 The release is available on: Your GitReleaseManager bot 📦🚀 |
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This is similar to this issue: #767 but would allow only viewing of the arguments that were used, and not in the context of doing an upgrade.
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