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ClientSetup Enhancements - Parameterize script to allow for additional flexibility #240
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This could be done with additional parameters: [Parameter()]
[Hashtable[]]
$AdditionalPackages,
[Parameter()]
[Hashtable[]]
$AdditionalConfiguration We could then just act on it at the end of ClientSetup: if($AdditionalPackages){
#action here
}
if($AdditionalConfiguration){
#Action here
} |
If doing AdditionalPackages can I suggest that we trigger the Jenkins job (like we do in Azure / Ansible) rather than adding further logic? See: https://github.com/chocolatey/c4b-azure/blob/main/source/Initialise-C4B.ps1#L174-L184 |
This is on the client side. When setting up a workstation with C4b this would allow you to add additional things to be installed, on top of what is predefined in the ClientSetup.ps1. At this stage, trigger the jenkins job doesn't quite make sense? |
Ah, very true - for some reason I was thinking of that being similar to the additional packages in Azure. Disregard me! |
This script adds parameterization to the ClientSetup.ps1 script that is hosted within the Nexus repository. It also adds parameterization to the registration script that is executed on a client so you can customize the installation.
This script adds parameterization to the ClientSetup.ps1 script that is hosted within the Nexus repository. It also adds parameterization to the registration script that is executed on a client so you can customize the installation.
This script adds parameterization to the ClientSetup.ps1 script that is hosted within the Nexus repository. It also adds parameterization to the registration script that is executed on a client so you can customize the installation.
This script adds parameterization to the ClientSetup.ps1 script that is hosted within the Nexus repository. It also adds parameterization to the registration script that is executed on a client so you can customize the installation.
This script adds parameterization to the ClientSetup.ps1 script that is hosted within the Nexus repository. It also adds parameterization to the registration script that is executed on a client so you can customize the installation.
This script adds parameterization to the ClientSetup.ps1 script that is hosted within the Nexus repository. It also adds parameterization to the registration script that is executed on a client so you can customize the installation.
This script adds parameterization to the ClientSetup.ps1 script that is hosted within the Nexus repository. It also adds parameterization to the registration script that is executed on a client so you can customize the installation.
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Is Your Feature Request Related To A Problem? Please describe.
Through customer interaction these are the nice additions we feel would be well received to edit within ClientSetup
Describe The Solution. Why is it needed?
These enhancements would make the ClientSetup script more flexible by providing parameters to the script to support more customizable installs.
Additional Context
No response
Related Issues
No response
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