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I found this issue while using the 'Chocolatey::jfrog-cli' dependency.
Invoke-PSDepend would hang indefinitely without ever displaying the prompt for chocolatey.
I figured out what the issue was after attempting to run the choco command manually and getting the prompts.
The fix that I am proposing (wanted others opinions on it) is: /PSDependScripts/Chocolatey.ps1/Invoke-ChocoInstallPackage line 130: $chocoParams = @('upgrade', "$Name", '--limit-output', '--exact', '--no-progress', '--allow-downgrade', '--yes')
Adding the --yes parameter will cause Chocolatey to always accept for any prompts.
Otherwise, a solution would be to figure out why those prompts are not displaying already.
I think this would be a better solution but the work involved is much greater.
P.S. If I inputted a y as a response to the prompts (even though I couldn't see the prompts) it was passed through to Chocolatey and the install completed successfully.
I found this issue while using the 'Chocolatey::jfrog-cli' dependency.
Invoke-PSDepend would hang indefinitely without ever displaying the prompt for chocolatey.
I figured out what the issue was after attempting to run the choco command manually and getting the prompts.
The fix that I am proposing (wanted others opinions on it) is:
/PSDependScripts/Chocolatey.ps1/Invoke-ChocoInstallPackage
line 130: $chocoParams = @('upgrade', "$Name", '--limit-output', '--exact', '--no-progress', '--allow-downgrade', '--yes')
Adding the
--yes
parameter will cause Chocolatey to always accept for any prompts.Otherwise, a solution would be to figure out why those prompts are not displaying already.
I think this would be a better solution but the work involved is much greater.
P.S. If I inputted a
y
as a response to the prompts (even though I couldn't see the prompts) it was passed through to Chocolatey and the install completed successfully.ENVIRONMENT:
Windows 10: [Version 10.0.19041.388]
VSCode: 1.47.3
Powershell Plugin: 2020.6.0
Powershell Version: 5.1.19041.1
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