Add macOS MDM profiles and Windows support. #75
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Thanks for contributing, @williamtheaker ! I'll try to review this by EOW. |
ChefAustin
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Jun 29, 2022
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I updated and cleaned up |
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We forked this cookbook at some point and have drifted quite a bit, so I'm submitting our changes upstream.
This PR adds Windows support by using Zoom's registry keys, so we can configure the client on-the-fly rather than at install/upgrade.
Tested by running on a fresh Zoom install, Zoom installed via Chef with Chocolatey/MSI flags, and standalone Zoom without install-time flags. In my testing, registry keys take precedence over MSI flags, which allows pushing this out to existing install-bases.
Applying new settings via the registry merely requires quitting and reopening Zoom.