Add a user help button

[master-vodawagner]

Is your feature request related to a problem? Please describe.
No

Describe the solution you'd like
It would be useful to have a Help button or ? button which could be configured to show a company IT helpdesk number to call on the main Installing policy dialog screen.

Describe alternatives you've considered
Currently if a failure is detected, I use the bottom text field to instruct users on things to capture like which policy failed etc. This is the helpdesk number to call

Additional context
Add any other context or screenshots about the feature request here.

[dan-snelson]

Thanks for the suggestion, @master-vodawagner.

I don't think it's currently possible to swap --infotext for --infobutton; perhaps we just open another "failed-specific" dialog.

[dan-snelson]

@master-vodawagner:

Please take a look at 1.2.7 (in the development branch) for a test-drive and let me know if it will meet your needs.

[master-vodawagner]

It certainly looks the part to fix my issues.

[dan-snelson]

Addressed by 1.2.7

[dan-snelson]

https://snelson.us/2022/09/setup-your-mac-via-swiftdialog-1-2-7/#dedicated-failure-dialog

[master-vodawagner]

Hmm odd, I'm using this version of code but can't get the 2nd dialog prompt to appear after a failure

[master-vodawagner]

So when I click the contact support button, the dialog window quits as expected, logging shows the failed items but the failure dialog never shows up

[dan-snelson]

Sorry its not working as expected for you, @master-vodawagner.

In a single test for me on macOS Ventura (where Sophos Endpoint currently fails to install), an unaltered download of 1.2.7 fails and shows the "Failure Detected" dialog as expected.

What are you seeing in /private/var/log/enrollment.log ?

[dan-snelson]

In case it helps, here's how I just tested on a device which is already enrolled and successfully completed Setup Your Mac in my environment:

1. Save version 1.2.7
2. Replace Info.plist with Info.plist.failed
3. Change Line 39 from debugMode="${4}" to debugMode="true"
4. Elevate a Terminal session and execute the script

(This all may be working as expected for me because I don't have to modify anything else to test.)

[master-vodawagner]

So I’ve isolated my issue to line 422, if I hash that line out the second prompt appears but doesn’t show the list of failed policies

[master-vodawagner]