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install.bat had 9 pause statements on failure paths and none on the success path. The README tells users to double-click install.bat, so on a successful install the console vanished the moment it finished -- a new user never saw "Installation complete", the OCR verdict, or the dependency verification, and had no way to tell whether it had worked. Added pause to the success path. run_install_capture.bat redirects stdout to install_log.txt, so that new pause would have blocked behind the redirect: an empty window silently waiting on a keypress the user cannot see. It now feeds stdin from nul, reports success/failure with the log path, and pauses itself. Verified non-interactive: run_install_capture.bat completes in ~28s with exit 0 and no hang. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.8 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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Batchfile
19 lines
719 B
Batchfile
@echo off
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:: Runs install.bat and captures everything to install_log.txt for support.
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:: stdin is fed from nul so install.bat's trailing "pause" (and any failure
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:: pause) cannot silently block behind the redirected output -- otherwise the
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:: user would see an empty window waiting on a keypress they cannot see.
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echo Installing and writing a full log to install_log.txt ...
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echo This can take several minutes. Please wait.
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call "%~dp0install.bat" < nul > "%~dp0install_log.txt" 2>&1
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set "RC=%ERRORLEVEL%"
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echo.
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if "%RC%"=="0" (
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echo Install finished. Full log: "%~dp0install_log.txt"
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) else (
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echo Install FAILED with exit code %RC%. Send this file for support:
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echo "%~dp0install_log.txt"
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)
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echo.
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pause
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