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password gui with pinentry-mac for handling Casks that require sudo #110
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The users currently need to manually run |
Up to @DomT4 but I think at least it should check in the code. |
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This is good work, thank you @swissbuechi. Sort of held off moving on this broader issue because I was trying to think of something both native and lightweight, and never really found anything I was happy with. Agree this is at least better than the status quo and a very visible improvement to the end user. Will give this another glance over no later than Wednesday but from quick glance it looks like a better workaround than anything I've cooked up 😄. Thanks for the code review @MikeMcQuaid 🙌🏻 |
@DomT4 thank you 👍🏻 A litte bit off-topic, but could you please unlock issue: #59 ? Thanks. |
@swissbuechi done, hope that's ok @DomT4, feel free to re-lock if not and: sorry! |
Solves Issue #40
You can now pass the argument
--sudo
to thestart
command.If a Cask requires sudo, pinetry-mac will open a gui to ask for the password: