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No admin Installation #1041
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@LorenzoColitta thanks for opening this issue. User-only installations are on our roadmap but not with the highest priority as it would require us working around an upstream issue in tauri (see this ticket). |
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Is your feature request related to a problem?
Yes. My issue is that although I used msiexec and I obtained devpod.exe and devpod-cli.exe, I would like that non-admin or non-elevated users like me can use devpod without entering commands in cmd and powershell.
Which solution do you suggest?
Try to compile a .exe that everybody can run (admins and not).
Which alternative solutions exist?
Make a .msi file that doesn't need admin privileges.
Additional context
My User Account in my Windows pc doesn't have admin privileges (for family reasons) and so I cannot install, without passing through msiexec, the .msi file installer.
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