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[feat] Remove invalid autostart during the uninstallation process #12422
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Hey @FabianLars can I work on this issue? |
sure thing! your help is much appreciated. To make it a bit easier, here is a PR that did something similar for another regkey #12427 (nsis only) |
@FabianLars I am able to reproduce the issue , but I need some help setting up Tauri locally so I can test it before submitting a pull request. Any docs to setup the installer locally ? |
Obviosuly first you have to clone tauri. For these changes here all you probably care about are the files in |
@FabianLars Hey can you review the pr |
@FabianLars PR review requested~ |
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Describe the problem
在 Windows 11 通过
tauri-plugin-autostart
开启自启动后,执行 uninstall.exe 将程序卸载,此时仍然会有一个无效启动项被保留,是否可以将其在卸载过程中一并删除呢?[AI Translation] When a program is set to autostart on Windows 11 using
tauri-plugin-autostart
and then uninstalled viauninstall.exe
, an invalid startup entry often persists in the registry. Can this entry be removed during the uninstallation process?Describe the solution you'd like
当自启动启用后,注册表
HKEY_CURRENT_USER\Software\Microsoft\Windows\CurrentVersion\Run
下会新建一个项,卸载后这个项仍旧会被保留,或许卸载程序可以考虑将此项一并删除?[AI Translation] When autostart is enabled for a program, a new registry key is created at
HKEY_CURRENT_USER\Software\Microsoft\Windows\CurrentVersion\Run
. Upon uninstallation, this registry key may persist. It would be beneficial if uninstallers were modified to remove this registry key during the uninstallation process.Alternatives considered
No response
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