Detour installation script - #96
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Reilly Tucker Siemens (reillysiemens)
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I have tested on Windows10. goagain can you also do a test on Win Server, just to really check that string interpolation works in PowerShell 4/5. My Trust in PowerShell across all it's versions is gone. |
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Kyle W. Rader (@kyle-rader), I Tested on Windows 2012 and it works on PowerShell 4.0 |
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Summary
Changing installation is dangerous because it is out of version control. We made mistakes in #93 and #95.
Detouring the installation script to release version can guarantee our customers always use a release version and avoid this problem.
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The cost is we cannot deliver the installation script as fast as we can. But if our versions are becoming more and more stable, I think that cost is worthy.