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@hustcer hustcer commented May 15, 2025

Update MSI user scope install tests

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Script Analysis

  • Key observations:
  1. Added support for HKLM registry in spelling config (cspell.yml)
  2. Updated Nushell 0.104.1 installer metadata with new SHA256 hashes and product codes
  3. Fixed multiple spelling errors ("sucessfully" → "successfully")
  4. Enhanced test coverage with new check-version-match function
  5. Improved installation verification by checking Windows Terminal profile contents
  6. Added version validation to both MSI and winget install tests

Security Review

  • Vulnerability findings:
  1. No direct security vulnerabilities found in the test scripts
  2. All external commands (winget, msiexec) are used with safe, hardcoded parameters
  3. Registry queries properly scope to HKLM/HKCU as needed
  4. Installation verification performs comprehensive path and registry validation

Optimization Suggestions

  • Performance improvements:
  1. Consider batching registry queries in check-local-machine-install to reduce calls
  2. Could cache ls results in check-common-install to avoid duplicate directory scans
  3. Potential to parallelize version checks in test files

Overall Quality: 4

This update shows good attention to detail with spelling fixes and enhanced test coverage. The new version verification adds important quality control. The code follows secure practices for Windows installer testing. Minor optimization opportunities exist but aren't critical for test code. The changes maintain excellent compatibility with Nu 0.90+ features.

@hustcer hustcer merged commit ca4529f into main May 15, 2025
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hustcer added a commit that referenced this pull request May 15, 2025
Update MSI user scope install tests
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