Hello everyone,
I'm contacting you because I'm having a small problem creating packages.
When I try to create a package using the package creation wizard, the line for silent options is grayed out, so I can't add my arguments for the .msi file I want to package.
I've had this problem since updating to Discovery Console version 2.2.1.11899, whereas I didn't have this issue with version 1.8. Did I miss a step during the update? Or does the Discovery version no longer support this feature?
Thank you very much in advance for your help!
Looking forward to hearing from you, have a great day, and see you soon!
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WAPTConsole Discovery version 2.2.1.11.899
Server OS: Windows Server 2016
Workstation OS: Windows 10
Silent option greyed out during package creation
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Sebo_Lavie
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sfonteneau
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Hello,
this is intentional (both Discovery and Enterprise versions).
You must use the "Edit Manually" button to add additional arguments.
Then, test in PyScript/VS Code that your additional arguments work.
Simon
this is intentional (both Discovery and Enterprise versions).
You must use the "Edit Manually" button to add additional arguments.
Then, test in PyScript/VS Code that your additional arguments work.
Simon
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Sebo_Lavie
- Messages: 3
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Hi Simon,
first of all, thank you for your reply.
I've installed version 4 of PyScripter, but unfortunately my skills end there; I have absolutely no idea what to do...
Seb
first of all, thank you for your reply.
I've installed version 4 of PyScripter, but unfortunately my skills end there; I have absolutely no idea what to do...
Seb
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Sebo_Lavie
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- Registration: May 6, 2022 - 10:08
Okay then...
I took a quick look at the downloaded packages and if I understood correctly at a glance...
I create my package and edit it manually, adding my arguments by hand, for example starting with silentflags='?
example :
I test if everything is OK by running an install, and if that works, I run an ibuild-upload
Am I right?!
I took a quick look at the downloaded packages and if I understood correctly at a glance...
I create my package and edit it manually, adding my arguments by hand, for example starting with silentflags='?
example :
Code: Select all
def install():
# Declaring local variables
# Installing the software
print("Installing: monlogiciel.msi")
install_msi_if_needed('monlogiciel.msi')
silentflags='/argumentA /argumentB /argumentC /log=%computername%_monlogiciel.txt'Am I right?!
