If they used nsis to package try /sd
I think it is reasonable to ask the vendor to provide a silent installation
option too. Point out that it is in their interest too - if you can
automate installation, then doing automated testing against all supported
versions of an operating system is easi
In that case you'd have to repackage it using a msi tool or something.
On Thursday, August 10, 2017 at 5:44:49 PM UTC+2, daniya...@arctiq.ca wrote:
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> Turns out the application I am trying to install does not have any silent
> options. Returns nothing when executed with .\setup-4.0.exe /? or
>
Turns out the application I am trying to install does not have any silent
options. Returns nothing when executed with .\setup-4.0.exe /? or
.\setup-4.0.exe /h /help
On Thursday, August 3, 2017 at 9:37:35 PM UTC-4, Jordan Borean wrote:
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> You would need to find out what the install arguments for
You would need to find out what the install arguments for a silent install
are. I believe InstallShield uses '-s' but you would need to determine if
that is the case with this particular ex. Once you have found out what the
silent argument is add it to your task like so
- name: install
win_pa
