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CLIInstaller and CLIArguments

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Søren Theilgaard
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@@ -372,11 +372,19 @@ Depending on the application or pkg there are a few more variables you can or ne
`$updateTool $updateArguments` `$updateTool $updateArguments`
Will be run instead of of downloading and installing a complete new version. Will be run instead of of downloading and installing a complete new version.
Use this when the `updateTool` does differential and optimized downloads. Use this when the `updateTool` does differential and optimized downloads.
e.g. `msupdate` (see microsoft installations) e.g. `msupdate` (see various Microsoft installations).
- `updateToolRunAsCurrentUser`: - `updateToolRunAsCurrentUser`:
When this variable is set (any value), `$updateTool` will be run as the current user. Default is unset and When this variable is set (any value), `$updateTool` will be run as the current user. Default is unset and
- `CLIInstaller`:
- `CLIArguments`:
If the downloaded dmg is actually an installer that we can call using CLI, we can use these two variables for what to call.
We need to define `name` for the installed app (to be version checked), as well as `appName` for the installer binary. So Installomator will add the path to this binary, and it will be called like this:
`$CLIInstaller $CLIArguments`
We can support a whole range of other software titles by implementing this.
See label adobecreativeclouddesktop.
### Configuration from Arguments ### Configuration from Arguments
You can provide a configuration variable, such as `DEBUG` or `NOTIFY` as an argument in the form `VAR=value`. For example: You can provide a configuration variable, such as `DEBUG` or `NOTIFY` as an argument in the form `VAR=value`. For example: