Greg Neagle

Is there a simple fix for this issue? Can we do whatever `/Applications/Python 3.6/Install Certificates.command` does after a "regular" install?

Just seeing this almost a year later, but responding for the benefit of others... I have a product-plist for each CS6 product I support (AdobeAfterEffectsCS6, AdobeCS6DesignandWebPremium, AdobeCS6MasterCollection, AdobeCS6ProductionPremium, AdobeIllustratorCS6, AdobePhotoshopCS6,...

I think I’d argue the latter case. Sent from my iPhone > On Nov 10, 2019, at 9:49 AM, Anthony Reimer wrote: > >  > Describe the problem >...

The way you tell if a file is plist/yaml/json is you attempt to parse it as plist/yaml/json. If the yaml parser can successfully parse the file, it's a yaml file!...

I use TextMate. If I cannot figure out the text format (for highlighting) of a particular file you can tell it which one to use and it remembers it. Probably...

That would lead to autopkg attempting to parse every file in a directory: images, binaries, .DS_Store files, .py processors. Limiting the _attempted_ parsing to files ending in ".recipe" seems reasonable...

Right now we support ".recipe", ".recipe.plist" and ".recipe.yaml". There's someone hinting that JSON support is in the works so that would add ".recipe.json". In a few years there will be...

The "bilingual" argument feeds into my general discomfort with supporting multiple recipe formats: it makes it twice as hard for users new to autopkg as they may have _two_ new-to-them...

It would also be possible to synthesize an "effective" recipe: This proposed autopkg verb could read the recipe and its parents (as it must do to _run_ the recipe) and...

I also cannot see a real need for .json recipes, but took the reaction to this message in MacAdmins Slack to mean someone was working on it: