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I'm getting the following error when trying to compile the developer_platform_installer.iss:

Error on line 34 in Z:\installer\idp_source\idp.iss: [ISPP] Actual parameter Major is not of the declared type.
Compile aborted.

This will be tracked by https://issues.jboss.org/browse/JBDS-3631

Shortcuts are left on desktop after uninstalling for devstudio and cygwin. We should remove them as well.

Add Eclipse Che to the list of components available for installation assuming we are going to achieve this with CDK add-on. It means Che installer will require CDK and enable CDK add-on during installation.

• Create empty installer and add Che into list of components (#913)
• Implement Che add-on (minishift/minishift-addons#43)
• Install Che add-on in CDK
• Implement installer for Che that enables 'che' add on on CDKE
• Add link to documentation how to start and use Eclipse Che

Current implementation runs minishift using full path to executable, it fails for locations with spaces. Instead CDK bin folder should be added to PATH environment variable when running minishift.exe to avoid dealing with spaces and special characters in location name.
This issue blocks #917.

The issue was raised in the ADB github repo, moving the issue here.

[1] projectatomic/adb-atomic-developer-bundle#77

Update kompose to latest available release 1.3.0

Use this section from Installation Guide as a template.

Fuse Tooling is never downloaded on its own, because it is included into Developer Studio installer jar file as feature. This feature is not part of BYOE Developer Studio and not installed by default. Fuse Tooling component in installer does actual installation for the feature using installer.jar file which downloaded for Developer Studio component, so no download is ever required for Fuse Tooling.
Current implementation just always shows it is required to download:

Where it should say 'No download required'

Instead of using hardcoded location for program files as C:\Program Files it should be %PROGRAMFILES% env variable on windows.

When DevSuite installed into folder with spaces running Uninstall from control panel wipes out whole disk.

Fails under linux until electron installed via npm as

npm install -g electron-prebuilt

Should electron-prebuilt be added to 5th readme step?

For downloading installer can show exact progress based on total download size. For installation it is not known what exact time installation for every component could take. But progress bar can show how many components installed out of total number selected for installation and move progress bar accordingly.

Latest Fuse Tooling included into Developer Studio is 10.1.0.GA.

Using macOS touch panels, now the user can directly navigate to Help, About, Quit processes. Now the version of the application will be consistent across the application in the touch panel for macOS.

We need to give a nice project description.

Use the same green icon shown for 'Previously downloaded' components

Current implementation works correctly only in case of 1 to 0..1 relation between component declaration and binary file to download. Fuse for EAP does not fit in there, because it has two resources to download Fuse EAP insatller and EAP installer itself (also see #909). It always shown as 'Selected to download' on confirmation page

OpenJDK 8u151 is available from developers portal and installer should have the save release included

Updating packages to latest release and resolving some unmet dependencies.

• electron: 1.7.9

• patternfly : 3.29.5

• eslint : 4.9.0

namely

• Platform#addToUserPath
• Platform#makeFileExecutable

This means install folder with spaces will not work for CDK and Kompose.

Some components never seem to act like they have been downloaded. The file sizes might be wrong.

https://issues.jboss.org/browse/JBDS-4554

Apparently `Select All' button marks it for installation when used.

Review UX for installer and base it on the idea that as a user, I have an end goal, which is to develop apps in a specific language or languages, for deployment on a specific platform using specific tools.

The user should be able to select from a list of options and receive a curated list of items to be installed, with the option to view the complete list of tools available in the DevSuite Installer to add to that proposed, curated list.

This should be a clean, purpose driven UX designed around best practices and the least invasive installation possible.

Blocked by https://issues.jboss.org/browse/RHDENG-1732.

Additional details are here https://issues.jboss.org/browse/JBDS-4358

Once Vagrant download ends and installation kicks off, ongoing downloads (JBDS) get interrupted and jump into installing as well. Except the files are not downloaded yet.

Every time component binaries url is updated the download size attribute should be updates as well. Since mistakes do happen download size attributes should be verified during the distribution build.

Currently electron has TouchBar support for macOS. We can implement certain features of desktop app which will act as button on macOS.

For 2.1.0.GA would be sufficient to recognize Developer Studio, CDK and Eclipse Che installation.

1. DevStudio - button to start
2. CDK - link to documentation
3. Eclipse Che - link to documentation

This happened on mac when CDK was installing and a detected virtualbox was being used. Also it was a bundled installer.

Even though it was 'waiting for itself to install' it actually finished successfully.

About dialog has three links:

1. Documentation
   Should use pattern
   https://access.redhat.com/documentation/en/red-hat-development-suite?version=${version}
2. Release notes
   https://access.redhat.com/documentation/en-us/red_hat_development_suite/${version}/html/release_notes_and_known_issues/
3. Report issues
   Should point to 'How to report issues' document created as a result of #926.
   https://github.com/redhat-developer-tooling/developer-platform-install/blob/2.1.0.GA/CONTRIBUTING.md#reporting-an-issue

Previous 2.0.1 release online installer size is 42MB, 2.1.0 release is 74MB.
It seems this commit e601665#diff-b9cfc7f2cdf78a7f4b91a753d10865a2R50 triggered the increas in size.

When one select 'Remember me' it should stay selected for next run until selection is cleared.

Steps to reproduce:

1. Remove cache and keep settings.json file.
2. Delete localstorage entry for checkbox from the app.
3. Run the installer

Observation:
The username and password fields are there, but the checkbox is unchecked (as there is no localstorage entry).

The installer UX should mirror as closely as possible the best practices for the platform it is being run on (Windows/macOS/RHEL). Examples would include but are not limited to:

• required permissions
• installation locations
• integration with command line tools (where available)
• integration with control panels (where available).

Uninstaller functionality should be consistent as well, with .exe installer(s) available for Windows and a clean way to remove applications from macOS/RHEL.

The only way right now is Cmd+W, which

• is not exactly visible
• feels like it might close the entire app to an unknowing eye
• does not meet the implicit expectation of having a nice button to do that

I'm trying to import InstallerDataService class into my tests, but it fails with the following error:
Error: Cannot find module 'electron'

I understand it can't get over this line in data.js:

let ipcRenderer = require('electron').ipcRenderer;

Any idea how to get around this?

When detecting JVM check JAVA_HOME variable value, if set identify JVM version and use it if valid.

this line refers to the group by string, instead of a security ID. This has caused issues on Minishift, see: minishift/minishift#1541

When using a different locale, like pt-BR this group is called: "Administradores do Hyper-V"