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License Acceptance causing Client First Run to fail on Windows #374

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@snohio

As a consumer of the Azure Chef Extension by using it in the Azure UI and applying to Windows systems, I would like to have a User Acceptance checkbox required on the main screen which adds chef_license 'accept' into the client.rb file so that the Chef Client First Run schedule task completes successfully and allows bootstrapping to work.

Currently, without that in the client.rb file, the Scheduled Task runs in the background awaiting yes to be entered in to continue. This is breaking automated bootstrapping.

The work around is to include a client.rb file that has that information in it.

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