Fleet-maintained apps: scripts are updated for you

[noahtalerman]

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[noahtalerman]

When scripts are fixed, after upgrading Fleet, they are automatically updated for you unless you edited any of the scripts.

@jahzielv this is true if you edit any of the scripts (install, post-install, uninstall) right? Meaning if Fleet fixes just the install script and you edited just the post-install script, Fleet won't edit your install script.

Also, this is true if you edit the script after you add the app right? Meaning you add an app without editing any scripts. Later you edit the install script. Fleet won't edit any of your scripts.

[jahzielv]

this is true if you edit any of the scripts (install, post-install, uninstall) right? Meaning if Fleet fixes just the install script and you edited just the post-install script, Fleet won't edit your install script.

@noahtalerman it's true just for the scripts we generate, so just for the install and uninstall scripts. Postinstall scripts are completely custom so we don't edit those.

Also, this is true if you edit the script after you add the app right? Meaning you add an app without editing any scripts. Later you edit the install script. Fleet won't edit any of your scripts.

yep!

[noahtalerman]

@noahtalerman: this is true if you edit any of the scripts (install, post-install, uninstall) right? Meaning if Fleet fixes just the install script and you edited just the post-install script, Fleet won't edit your install script.

@jahzielv: it's true just for the scripts we generate, so just for the install and uninstall scripts. Postinstall scripts are completely custom so we don't edit those.

Ah, right. Whoops I meant install/uninstall scripts.

@jahzielv so if Fleet fixes just the install script for App Z and you edited only the uninstall script for App Z, Fleet won't edit your install script for you, right? (and vice versa)

[jahzielv]

@jahzielv so if Fleet fixes just the install script for App Z and you edited only the uninstall script for App Z, Fleet won't edit your install script for you, right? (and vice versa)

yep, that sounds right to me!