Feat(automation): Add script to automatically populate <File> nodes in autounattend.xml #170
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…n autounattend.xml - It use a template autounattend_template.xml without any <File> nodes - The files to add in xml are stored in subdirectory `files` - A mapping file is used to list files to add and set the destination in Path attribute.
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Thanks for sharing this. |
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Of course, no problem. 👍🏻 |
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Feat(automation): Add script to automatically populate nodes in autounattend.xml
filesinsert_files_to_xml.ps1will create autounattend.xml file based on autounattend_template.xml and populate nodes based on the mapping file. (This step could be automated in a CI in a future contribution)The resulting xml should be similare to the one available before this change.
Hi,
thank you for your work!
As I'm a little bit lazy and want to play with it, I made a script to help me populate the xml file woth script contents.
I'm sharing it as it may be useful or improved by the community.
I'm not a Powerhsell expert and I didn't took time to buid a CI testing job so please be carefull while using it.
I tested it successfully on a new Windows 11 23H2 installation.
Some content in the xml where rewrited by the powershell script (Some inline > became >) but it seems to still work as expected. Please confirm it while reviewing this PR.