Cleanup of the zoomrooms label#2122
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I can't find any reference to Zoom Presence? I think I'm overlooking it. |
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It's an odd situation. 😁 |
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Awesome thanks for that. Wow. we've had the ZoomPresence blocking action for four years actually. |
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You would need the blocking action set, when the name key was set to "ZoomRooms". 😁 |
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(I know this was merged, and a while ago, but I just saw it in the Installomator 10.8 release.) While I agree this label is now cleaner, I want to point out how Installomator's blocking process logic interacts with Zoom Rooms. When Installomator kills the ZoomPresence process, it just gets relaunched by whatever is monitoring ZoomPresence. The installer pkg then safely kills the process, upgrades, and then relaunches it. We used (And it's probably fair to say that when used in unattended conference rooms, none of the prompting actions should ever used.) |
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You could set the blocking processes list to an empty list. PRs that give the reasoning you just gave will be accepted |

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Removed the unnecessary packageID and blockingProcesses keys. Updated the name key to reflect the current real name.
Would you prefer the file name also be renamed? I wasn't sure on that. I can make that change if need be.
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