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When running chocolatey without the -y flag, the script that will be run is printed by default. I suggest not doing that.
I believe that most users will skip them or trust them, regardless of whether they are printed or not. Also, it creates a very long output that is harder to read. Finally, the user is still running a script that is intended to run another executable and modify the system.
Here are some options I believe would allow more advanced users to still take advantage of this feature:
When asking whether the user wants to run the script or not, add an option to print it (e.g. Yes/No/Skip/Print)
Add a global setting to enable script printing
Flag non-moderated scripts (a warning saying the user should print)
When running chocolatey without the
-y
flag, the script that will be run is printed by default. I suggest not doing that.I believe that most users will skip them or trust them, regardless of whether they are printed or not. Also, it creates a very long output that is harder to read. Finally, the user is still running a script that is intended to run another executable and modify the system.
Here are some options I believe would allow more advanced users to still take advantage of this feature:
Yes/No/Skip/Print
)For more information: https://groups.google.com/forum/#!topic/chocolatey/UVncL7PxXRg
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