Relaunch --delete-old-versions process after reboot if it didn't complete its cleanup. |
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Issue descriptionIf the --delete-old-versions process is killed before completing its cleanup, it should be relaunched after the next reboot. That could be achieved by having a sentinel file that indicates whether there is a pending cleanup, and having Omaha automatically spawn a --delete-old-versions when that file exists after reboot.
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Aug 10
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Aug 31
Rather than involving Omaha, setup.exe could add itself to the RunOnce (or similar) key on startup and then remove itself once it finishes its job. |
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Comment 1 by fdoray@chromium.org
, Aug 10