Adrien Ferrand
Adrien Ferrand
The script now uses the Event Log engine. One can retrieve logs using the command `Get-WinEvent -LogName CertbotAutoUpdate` on Powershell, or through the Windows Event Viewer tool, in Windows logs...
About the testing in Powershell 4.0. If a given testing node has already Powershell >=5.0, it is impossible to make the scripts be run with 4.0 on this node. Indeed,...
About testing the Certbot auto upgrade process. Yes, I think it is relevant to do it know. Couple of test proposition: * run directly the script, make various assertions on...
About my propositions of test, the idea was to pick one in priority, and maybe two. Basically I think the last one is the most important, because it tests with...
No problem, I keep you informed.
@bmw, this PR is ready for a new review. I updated the windows installer integration tests to check that Certbot is able to self-upgrade using its scheduled task. I chose...
A nightly tests suite passing with these new tests, for the latest commit of this PR, is available here: https://dev.azure.com/adferrand/certbot/_build/results?buildId=433
The fact that I ran the installer on two machines and that the tests are passing in the CI may indicate that it it specific to your environment. Does any...
Ok. Now you will see again the task history ...
I added in this PR the logic to check powershell version during the installation process. Do you want me to add also the powershell version check for the azure pipeline...