Forward the Original Invocation's Flags in the Download Remedy - #1048
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Show-DownloadAndRunRemedy printed a fixed 'powershell -File menu.ps1' regardless of what the original invocation was called with, so a user told to download and run the file after a piped-in or no-console run lost -DryRun (or, on bootstrap.ps1, the chosen action) and got the full default behavior instead. Reuses the existing Get-ForwardedArgument helper to append the original bound parameters to the printed command, in both menu.ps1 and bootstrap.ps1.
PR Summary by QodoForward Invocation Flags in PowerShell Download Remedies
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Included review availability: Your plan provides up to 10 included reviews per hour; 5 remain after this review. 📝 WalkthroughWalkthroughThe download-and-run remedies now preserve the original PowerShell invocation arguments. Non-switch values are quoted, and embedded single quotes are escaped. ChangesBootstrap argument forwarding
Estimated code review effort: 1 (Trivial) | ~5 minutes Merge Risk: ⚪ Minimal · up to This localized change preserves the original command-line flags when printing download remedies in both scripts, preventing users from unexpectedly losing options such as dry-run or selected actions. No actionable merge-blocking risk remains after normal checks and review. 🚥 Pre-merge checks | ✅ 5✅ Passed checks (5 passed)
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In `@host-setup/bootstrap.ps1`:
- Around line 388-391: Update both Show-DownloadAndRunRemedy functions in
host-setup/bootstrap.ps1:388-391 and host-setup/menu.ps1:517-520 to serialize
displayed -Ref and -Dir values as PowerShell-safe quoted arguments, preserving
spaces and metacharacters in pasteable rerun commands. Keep
Get-ForwardedArgument raw for `@forward` and apply the same display serializer at
both sites.
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Get-ForwardedArgument's array is safe for splatting into a real process invocation, but joining its raw tokens with a plain space for display loses argument boundaries: a value carrying a space (-Dir 'C:\Work Area') printed as -Dir C:\Work Area, and a value carrying a single quote could be reinterpreted as syntax when pasted. Format-ForwardedArgumentForDisplay renders the same array as one pasteable command-line string instead, single-quoting every value and doubling an embedded quote. Verified by feeding the printed remedy back through a real PowerShell param() block and confirming both a spaced path and an embedded quote round-trip.
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In `@host-setup/bootstrap.ps1`:
- Around line 176-177: Update the argument serialization loops in
host-setup/bootstrap.ps1 lines 176-177 and host-setup/menu.ps1 lines 131-132 to
use $SCRIPT_BOUND_PARAMETERS: emit only present [switch] parameters unquoted,
and quote every non-switch value even when it begins with a dash. Add a Windows
PowerShell 5.1 regression test covering a dash-prefixed value such as -Ref
'-Yes'.
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Format-ForwardedArgumentForDisplay guessed whether a token was a flag name or a value by matching it against /^-[A-Za-z]+$/. A value that happens to look like a flag (-Ref '-Yes') matched that pattern too, so it printed unquoted (-Ref -Yes) and would bind -Yes as its own switch when pasted, exactly the class of bug the quoting fix in the prior commit was meant to close. Rewritten to classify directly from SCRIPT_BOUND_PARAMETERS's own [switch] type instead of guessing from a value's shape. Verified against the reported repro (-Ref '-Yes' now prints and round-trips correctly) and both prior cases (a spaced path, an embedded quote).
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Fixes a real finding from the promotion PR's (#1046) latest review round.
Show-DownloadAndRunRemedyprinted a fixedpowershell -File menu.ps1(orbootstrap.ps1) regardless of what the original invocation was called with, so a user told to download and run the file after a piped-in or no-console run lost-DryRun(or, onbootstrap.ps1, the chosen action) and got the full default behavior instead of what they asked for. Reuses the existingGet-ForwardedArgumenthelper to append the original bound parameters to the printed command, in bothmenu.ps1andbootstrap.ps1.Verification
PSScriptAnalyzerSettings.psd1.menu.ps1 -DryRununder a no-console run prints the remedy with-DryRunforwarded, and the no-flags case prints unchanged.bootstrap.ps1 -Report -Yesforwards both, isolated from an unrelated console-detection quirk in this test environment's piped stdin..husky/pre-commit(ruff, mypy, prose_lint, eol) passes clean.🤖 Generated with Claude Code
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