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When asking to run a PowerShell install script, the prompt looks like this:
Do you want to run the script?
NOTE: If you choose not to run the script, the installation will
fail.
Skip is an advanced option and most likely will never be wanted.
1) yes
2) no [Default - Press Enter]
3) skip
I suggest we do not show that NOTE, and instead ask for another confirmation when selecting skip (note that I'm using the #689 representation):
Do you want to run the script? (Yes/No/Skip): s
NOTE: The installation will fail. Skip is an advanced option and most likely will never be wanted.
Skip anyway? (Yes/No):
The message could probably also be improved a little bit.
When asking to run a PowerShell install script, the prompt looks like this:
Do you want to run the script? NOTE: If you choose not to run the script, the installation will fail. Skip is an advanced option and most likely will never be wanted. 1) yes 2) no [Default - Press Enter] 3) skip
I suggest we do not show that NOTE, and instead ask for another confirmation when selecting skip (note that I'm using the #689 representation):
The message could probably also be improved a little bit.
For more details: https://groups.google.com/forum/#!topic/chocolatey/UVncL7PxXRg
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