Rebooted without warning

[Y-Less]

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What You Are Seeing?

I was installing a package (node) while doing some other work (a calculation for which had been running for several hours). Suddenly my machine rebooted without warning.

What is Expected?

Not reboot without warning!

How Did You Get This To Happen? (Steps to Reproduce)

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[gep13]

@Y-Less thank you for taking the time to raise this issue, and I am sorry to hear that you have had problems.

The issue is actually outwith the confines of this repository. This is actually being discussed, along with other issues regarding the changes to the Node installer here:

nodejs/node#23838

There is also a Pull Request to add additional warnings about what will happen during the installation here:

nodejs/node#23987

[Y-Less]

This should be restricted at the package manager level, such that nothing installed via Chocolatey even has the ability to disrupt people in this way. It isn't an issue with just one repo, even though that is the one I experienced it on.

[gep13]

@Y-Less at the package manager level, i.e. Chocolatey, Chocolatey doesn't reboot the machine. It may provide a warning that a reboot will be necessary for a package that was just installed to work correctly, but Chocolatey won't reboot your machine.

However, in this case, the NodeJS developers have included the usage of Boxstarter, which is written on top of Chocolatey to provide the ability to automatically reboot your machine when required. However, even in this scenario, Boxstarter can be instructed to NOT reboot your machine.

So again, this isn't the right place to raise this issue. The issue needs to be raised, or perhaps further discussed, on the NodeJS repository, in how they have chosen to use these tools.