Armin Briegel

I like the idea in general, but passing the choiceChanges XML data as an additional argument/variable seems clunky and error prone. These xmls can get fairly big.

could we re-use the `INSTALL` variable for this? if `INSTALL` is `force` it downloads and does a full installation no matter what. When `INSTALL` is `skip_uninstalled` it will abort when...

I expect `INSTALL=force` should handle that, right? it installs always.

ok, so we either give the `INSTALL` variable four values: , `update-only`, `force-update-only` and `force`. Or we have two variables, `INSTALL=force` (or empty) and `UPDATE_ONLY=[yes|no|1|0]` (I do not like `SKIP_UNISTALLED`...

Thank you!

Thanks!

Thanks!

Thanks!

Alternative: You could create a wrapper script that checks for an app's presence and runs Installomator selectively, e.g.: ``` if [[ -d "/Applications/Firefox.app" ]]; then /usr/local/Installomator/Installomator.sh firefoxpkg fi if [[...

Other alternative: @Mac-Nerd 's [Patchomator](https://github.com/Mac-Nerd/patchomator)