private bool InstallPackageReference(Package provider, string fastPath, BootstrapRequest request, SoftwareIdentity[] packages)
{
IHostApi installRequest = request;
if (packages[0].Provider.Name.EqualsIgnoreCase("PowerShellGet") && !request.ProviderServices.IsElevated)
{
// if we're not elevated, we want powershellget to install to the user scope
installRequest = new object[] {
new {
GetOptionKeys = new Func <IEnumerable <string> >(() => request.OptionKeys.ConcatSingleItem("Scope")),
GetOptionValues = new Func <string, IEnumerable <string> >((key) => {
if (key != null && key.EqualsIgnoreCase("Scope"))
{
return("CurrentUser".SingleItemAsEnumerable());
}
return(request.GetOptionValues(key));
})
}
, installRequest
}.As <IHostApi>();
}
var installing = packages[0].Provider.InstallPackage(packages[0], installRequest);
SoftwareIdentity lastPackage = null;
foreach (var i in installing)
{
lastPackage = i;
// should we echo each package back as it comes back?
request.YieldSoftwareIdentity(i.FastPackageReference, i.Name, i.Version, i.VersionScheme, i.Summary, i.Source, i.SearchKey, i.FullPath, i.PackageFilename);
if (request.IsCanceled)
{
installing.Cancel();
}
}
if (!request.IsCanceled && lastPackage != null)
{
if (provider.Name.EqualsIgnoreCase("PowerShellGet"))
{
// special case. PSModules we can just ask the PowerShell provider to pick it up
// rather than try to scan for it.
PackageManagementService.TryLoadProviderViaMetaProvider("PowerShell", lastPackage.FullPath, request);
request.YieldFromSwidtag(provider, fastPath);
return(true);
}
// looks like it installed ok.
request.YieldFromSwidtag(provider, fastPath);
// rescan providers
PackageManagementService.LoadProviders(request.As <IRequest>());
return(true);
}
return(false);
}
private bool InstallPackageReference(Package provider, string fastPath, BootstrapRequest request, SoftwareIdentity[] packages)
{
IHostApi installRequest = request;
if (packages[0].Provider.Name.EqualsIgnoreCase("PowerShellGet") && !request.ProviderServices.IsElevated) {
// if we're not elevated, we want powershellget to install to the user scope
installRequest = new object[] {
new {
GetOptionKeys = new Func<IEnumerable<string>>(() => request.OptionKeys.ConcatSingleItem("Scope")),
GetOptionValues = new Func<string, IEnumerable<string>>((key) => {
if (key != null && key.EqualsIgnoreCase("Scope")) {
return "CurrentUser".SingleItemAsEnumerable();
}
return request.GetOptionValues(key);
})
}
, installRequest
}.As<IHostApi>();
}
var installing = packages[0].Provider.InstallPackage(packages[0], installRequest);
SoftwareIdentity lastPackage = null;
foreach (var i in installing) {
lastPackage = i;
// should we echo each package back as it comes back?
request.YieldSoftwareIdentity(i.FastPackageReference, i.Name, i.Version, i.VersionScheme, i.Summary, i.Source, i.SearchKey, i.FullPath, i.PackageFilename);
if (request.IsCanceled) {
installing.Cancel();
}
}
if (!request.IsCanceled && lastPackage != null) {
if (provider.Name.EqualsIgnoreCase("PowerShellGet")) {
// special case. PSModules we can just ask the PowerShell provider to pick it up
// rather than try to scan for it.
PackageManagementService.TryLoadProviderViaMetaProvider("PowerShell", lastPackage.FullPath, request);
request.YieldFromSwidtag(provider, fastPath);
return true;
}
// looks like it installed ok.
request.YieldFromSwidtag(provider, fastPath);
// rescan providers
PackageManagementService.LoadProviders(request.As<IRequest>());
return true;
}
return false;
}
