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feat: Check for Silent Flag in NSIS Uninstaller #9282
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FYI, this LGTM, but I need to fix the core |
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thanks @mmaietta ! Will keep an eye out for when this goes in |
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@mmaietta apologies for the re-request, github said I needed a new approval after updating the branch against main |
Currently, there is no way to suppress the "Are you sure you want to uninstall?" dialog when running the uninstaller exe with the
\S. It doesn't appear that there are any hooks that would allow me to check for this on my own, so I'm hoping this helps.