installer: allow Pseudo Console support to be re-disabled #299
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As noted in git-for-windows/git#2729 (comment), when a user enabled support for Pseudo Consoles and then reinstalled to disable it, by mistake the Pseudo Console support would _still_ be enabled. The reason? We only write `/etc/git-bash.config` to enable the Pseudo Console support, but not when we disable it (because it is disabled by default, anyway). However, we failed to remove that file upon uninstall/upgrade. Signed-off-by: Johannes Schindelin <johannes.schindelin@gmx.de>
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I'll just merge this and let the Git Artifacts Pipeline build new installers, then test ;-) |
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Due to a bug, it was not possible to disable Pseudo Console support by reinstalling with the checkbox turned off, [which has been fixed](#299). Signed-off-by: Johannes Schindelin <johannes.schindelin@gmx.de>
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As noted by @satsuper in git-for-windows/git#2729 (comment), when a user enabled support for Pseudo Consoles and then reinstalled to disable it, by mistake the Pseudo Console support would still be enabled.
The reason? We only write
/etc/git-bash.configto enable the Pseudo Console support, but not when we disable it (because it is disabled by default, anyway). However, we failed to remove that file upon uninstall/upgrade.