henry_flower (
henry_flower) wrote2016-04-09 04:12 am
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The World of Chocolate Windows To install some packages, chocolatey uses AutoHotKey (I kid you not)
The World of Chocolate Windows
To install some packages, chocolatey uses AutoHotKey (I kid you not) to press the buttons of a non-standard installer.
Example: https://github.com/dtgm/chocolatey-packages/blob/master/automatic/_output/activetcl/8.6.4.1/tools/chocolateyInstall.ps1
You may say that it isn't a chocolatey's fault but a fate of an ill-created installer that doesn't support the unattended mode, and I can't argue w/ such an explanation, but still, when I see something like that I cannot stop laughing at their whole ecosystem.
The level of robustness & engineering ingenuity are both unprecedented.
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To install some packages, chocolatey uses AutoHotKey (I kid you not) to press the buttons of a non-standard installer.
Example: https://github.com/dtgm/chocolatey-packages/blob/master/automatic/_output/activetcl/8.6.4.1/tools/chocolateyInstall.ps1
You may say that it isn't a chocolatey's fault but a fate of an ill-created installer that doesn't support the unattended mode, and I can't argue w/ such an explanation, but still, when I see something like that I cannot stop laughing at their whole ecosystem.
The level of robustness & engineering ingenuity are both unprecedented.
+1'd by:
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