"path": in policy_array as command

[amyers22]

Currently the "path": in policy_array is configured to look for a file path for verification the listitem completed. Would it be possible to add a command option for verification based on its output?

dialog-scripts/Setup Your Mac/Setup-Your-Mac-via-Dialog.bash

Lines 1235 to 1247 in 5864bb6

	# Validate the expected path exists
	updateScriptLog "SETUP YOUR MAC DIALOG: Testing for \"$path\" …"
	if [[ -f "$path" ]] || [[ -z "$path" ]]; then
	dialogUpdateSetupYourMac "listitem: index: $i, status: success, statustext: Installed"
	if [[ "$trigger" == "recon" ]]; then
	dialogUpdateSetupYourMac "listitem: index: $i, status: success, statustext: Updated"
	fi
	else
	dialogUpdateSetupYourMac "listitem: index: $i, status: fail, statustext: Failed"
	jamfProPolicyTriggerFailure="failed"
	exitCode="1"
	jamfProPolicyPolicyNameFailures+="• $listitem \n"
	fi

[dan-snelson]

Thanks for the Feature Request, @amyers22.

Are you able to share a sanitized code sample for testing purposes?

[dan-snelson]

@amyers22: A quick reminder that I’m waiting on you for additional information; please above. Thanks.

[amyers22]

Not currently. This was more around the ability for the path to be set with something like fdesetup status and if its not on then the policy didnt complete. I know there are file paths to check for FileVault, but this would just be an example of a command output I would want to compare to.

[dan-snelson]

@amyers22 and @mbracco1973:

Please test-drive 1.6.0-rc1.

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NOTES:

• policy_array's path has been replaced with validation
  • validation should not be blank; use None instead (Example here.)
• 🆕 The confirmPolicyExecution function validates if the policy needs to be executed
• 🆕 The validatePolicyResult function validates if the policy succeeded
  • Specifying an absolute path for validation to simulate pre-v1.6.0 behavior
  • When specifying a custom value for validation, use None for trigger (Example here and here.)

[dan-snelson]

@amyers22 and @mbracco1973:

Setup Your Mac (1.6.0-rc3)

Addresses Issue No. 21

• 🆕 The confirmPolicyExecution function confirms if the policy needs to be executed
• 🆕 The validatePolicyResult function validates if the policy succeeded
• 🔥 policy_array's path has been replaced with validation
• validation must be one of the following values:
  • Absolute path (simulates pre-v1.6.0 behavior, for example: "/Applications/Microsoft Teams.app/Contents/Info.plist")
  • 🆕 Local (for local validation within the Setup Your Mac script; example here and here)
  • 🆕 Remote (for remote validation via a Jamf Pro policies with single-script payloads; example validation script here, with code here and here.)
  • 🆕 None (for triggers which don't require validation, for example: recon as shown here)

[dan-snelson]

Setup Your Mac (1.6.0-rc5)

• Adds both local and remote policy validation for Palo Alto Networks GlobalProtect

[dan-snelson]

Setup Your Mac (1.6.0-rc6)

• Adds local FileVault validation

[amyers22]

I dont deploy Sophos or GlobalProtect, but the FileVault validation works great!

[dan-snelson]

Thanks for confirming, @amyers22.

[dan-snelson]

Addressed in Setup Your Mac (1.6.0).