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Add runtime skip option to allow skipping the virus scanner #786
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So this is Pro attempting to be helpful - doesn't matter what you choose if it has never hit the virus scanner before, it has to finish the scan before it will allow it to be successfully installed with the virusCheck on. It's a bit of a protection mechanism. If you wait the ~10ish minutes (head to the website link provided) and then run the installer, it will be kosher. Or use |
I can kind of see what you mean by this was unexpected at first, but now that you understand what it is doing, does that change how you feel about this at all? |
Only for the If I say install, then |
Skip - that's a good add. |
This is done and will be in the next release of the licensed extension. |
This was released in chocolatey.extension 1.5.0 |
What You Are Seeing?
When developing a new choco package, I test the install/uninstall locally with
-s .
option. After upgrading to choco Pro, the virus checker gets in the way and I can't do this without the-svc
option; answeringY
orN
to the "submit for scanning?" prompt results in an error either way.What is Expected?
I would expect to either not scan or upload for scanning (and wait for results then continue with installation if everything is kosher) when I answer
N
orY
to the prompt (respectively)How Did You Get This To Happen? (Steps to Reproduce)
cinst <pkg name> -y -s .
to install from the local pkgY
orN
when prompted to scan the binary for virusesOutput Log
For
N
answer:For
Y
answer:The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: