FelixHi!
I'm automating our build & deployment process and would like to test all the automatically built updates.For that I'm writing a script to install all deployed versions and update them to the last version to prove the correctness of all updates (I am packing them for offline updates) in relationship with the released installers.
The whole process is supposed to be unattended. My Problem: The wyUpdate.exe allows me to check silently for an update and start the update silently (with /skipinfo). But the UI of the updater remains visible after the update process. I do not care for the visualization of the status bar, but at the end of the installation I have confirm the result of the update which does not allow me to run the process unattended. Is there any way to run wyUpdate.exe somehow that it closes itself after successful update (or error)?
Thank you in advance.Felix
FelixI just read now the answer:"Close wyUpdate on successful update".
But this does not 100% resolve my issue:- I would like that the user has to confirm the result of the update.- During unattended check it confirms itself. (with the same client.wyc)
Seems not possible?
I'm not quite sure what you're asking. If you want wyUpdate to close after a successful update then check "Close wyUpdate on successful update". If you want the user to verfiy the results inside wyUpdate then don't check that.
If you want a completely silent update then see: FAQ: How can I completely hide the updater (wyUpdate)?
FelixI want to be able to install unattended and attended without changing wyUpdate.exe or client.wyc.So basically I want a command line switch for wyUpdate.exe to force "Close wyUpdate on successful update".
Got me?
But it seems as this does not exist.
Nope, it's a setting that's built into the client.wyc file.
