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by Balem
May 5, 2026 - 08:52
Forum: WAPT Packages
Subject: Foxit package shell
Answers: 3
Views : 3458

Re: Foxit package shell

Hello, thank you for your feedback. The idea is to indent the deletion of folders after uninstallation (if it occurs): `


for to_uninstall in installed_softwares(name="Foxit PDF Reader"):
if Version(to_uninstall["version"]) < Version(control.get_software_version()) or force:
print(f"Removing ...`
by Balem
May 4, 2026 - 4:33 PM
Forum: WAPT Packages
Subject: Foxit package shell
Answers: 3
Views : 3458

Foxit package shell

Hello,
We are importing the Foxit package into the DEV maturity environment to install it on a few machines to ensure there are no side effects.
When we switch the package to PROD, it deletes the "Foxit Software" folders but does not reinstall the software because the version is...
by Balem
August 29, 2025 - 3:54 PM
Forum: WAPT Packages
Subject: [RESOLVED] Automatically added dependency
Answers: 7
Views : 10343

Re: Automatically added dependency

Hello,
No, but you can mark the ticket as 'resolved'.
Thank you.
by Balem
August 6, 2025 - 3:54 PM
Forum: WAPT Packages
Subject: [RESOLVED] Automatically added dependency
Answers: 7
Views : 10343

Re: Automatically added dependency

Thank you for your help ;)
by Balem
August 6, 2025 - 09:43
Forum: WAPT Packages
Subject: [RESOLVED] Automatically added dependency
Answers: 7
Views : 10343

Re: Automatically added dependency

Hello,

The three packages are 'Package templates' named XXX-step1, XXX-step2, and XXX-step3 respectively.

These three packages have no dependencies.

Package XXX-step1 is in a 'group' package applied to a set of machines.

All packages have the same signer, namely the WAPT certificate...
by Balem
August 5, 2025 - 4:24 PM
Forum: WAPT Packages
Subject: [RESOLVED] Automatically added dependency
Answers: 7
Views : 10343

[RESOLVED] Dependency added automatically

Hello,

we have several packages to install sequentially, but without any dependencies.

The first package in the list has been updated, with all the other packages as dependencies.

However, internally, no one seems to have touched this package.

Have you ever encountered a similar situation...?