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Provide some auto-update functionality for the AWS CLI MSI installer for Windows (64-bit).
Use Case
Some companies, relying on Windows, provide locked down devices without admin permissions to employees, and have highly regulated and slow software packaging cycles. At the same time users are always requiring the latest AWS CLI update to make use of new features. AWS CLI version 1 fulfills this need by allowing users to upgrade without admin permissions using Python pip.
Proposed Solution
While this could obviously be solved on organizational level, providing some form of auto-update functionality could help to speed up adoption of AWS CLI version 2.
The request to make the AWS CLI available in package managers like pip is being tracked in #4947 but not under consideration at this time for reasons explained in the issue. However, it appears that the issue here is essentially a duplicate of #4633, requesting the ability to install on Windows without admin privileges. I think this can be closed for consolidation, but please feel free to 👍 those issues and add any relevant comments there, or let us know if there are any other details you wanted to share regarding your use case.
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Describe the feature
Provide some auto-update functionality for the AWS CLI MSI installer for Windows (64-bit).
Use Case
Some companies, relying on Windows, provide locked down devices without admin permissions to employees, and have highly regulated and slow software packaging cycles. At the same time users are always requiring the latest AWS CLI update to make use of new features. AWS CLI version 1 fulfills this need by allowing users to upgrade without admin permissions using Python pip.
Proposed Solution
While this could obviously be solved on organizational level, providing some form of auto-update functionality could help to speed up adoption of AWS CLI version 2.
Other Information
/v2
Acknowledgements
CLI version used
aws-cli/1.32.88 Python/3.9.1 Windows/10 botocore/1.34.88
Environment details (OS name and version, etc.)
Windows 10 Enterprise (64-bit)
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