[Spec] Windows Package Manager Repair functionality Design spec #3943
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This commit introduces the initial design specification for the repair functionality in Windows Package Manager. This new feature will allow users to repair installed packages using the Windows Package Manager.
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Comments/Concerns: @ImJoakim |
This commit fixes the spelling-bot report by adding the expected entries to the expect.txt file.
…epair and InstallerRepair in future scope
| - the repair command will not work if the installer does not have a custom repair switch specified in the YAML manifest file. | ||
| - the repair command will not work if the installed Burn/Exe installer type doesn't correlated to the remote installer type that has a custom repair switch specified in the YAML manifest file. | ||
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| ## Future considerations |
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How do we handle elevation requirements when the modification requirement is different from the install requirement? What about when a package is installed in machine scope and a non-elevated session is attempting the modify?
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We should explore real-world scenarios where the requirements for modifying elevation differ from those for installation.
Currently, our design assumes that the requirements for modification elevation align with those for installation, similar to uninstallation.
The expectation/assumption for "when a non-elevated session attempts to modify a package installed for machine scope", the installer will prompt for elevation appears to be the case with some sample runs. However, when a package installed for user scope is run in an admin context, the repair operation is restricted due to possible security risks.
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… �RepairBehavior� and change its scope to Installer object.
This PR introduces the initial design specification for the repair functionality in Windows Package Manager. This new experimental feature will allow users to repair installed packages using the Windows Package Manager.
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