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In reading your post about the excellent new --make-fake-app feature, it struck me that some redundant work could potentially be avoided if createOSXinstallPkg could parse a list of packages in the AutoDMG template format. Altering the command from the post, it could look something like:
Since the AutoDMG and createOSXInstallPkg plists have a lot in common, it would make sense to parse it under the --plist option. In the example above, --source would override anything in the .adtmpl file (although you could also choose to just parse the Additional Packages and document that source was not supported).
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Sounds like a reasonable idea. I've never used AutoDMG's templates. I don't know how many people use createOSXinstallPkg's plist support, so we'd have to support both formats. It's not something I need, so I don't plan on implementing any time soon, but would be open to a pull request.
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In reading your post about the excellent new
--make-fake-app
feature, it struck me that some redundant work could potentially be avoided if createOSXinstallPkg could parse a list of packages in the AutoDMG template format. Altering the command from the post, it could look something like:Since the AutoDMG and createOSXInstallPkg plists have a lot in common, it would make sense to parse it under the
--plist
option. In the example above,--source
would override anything in the .adtmpl file (although you could also choose to just parse the Additional Packages and document that source was not supported).The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: