Description
Description of the new feature / enhancement
Issue:
The global, system-wide installer does not specifically indicate that the installer is for the global, system-wide installation package.
In the same way that the per-user installation package is named "PowerToysUserSetup-0.87.1-x64.exe", the global installer should have its name indicate it is the global, system-wide installer like "PowerToysSystemSetup-0.87.1-x64.exe" or "PowerToysAllUsersSetup-0.87.1-x64.exe".
Scenario when this would be used?
Why this is important:
I can't speak for others, but in my case I often download both versions of an installation package, (and save it to my local file server), so that I can use the package most appropriate to a particular installation use-case.
Having the installers self-identify as either per-user or system-wide is extremely useful. As it is, I am forced to rename the system-wide installer to make it self-identifying.
Supporting information
Severity: Minimal.
This feature request is not for something critical or of high importance. It is simply there to make life easier for the end user and avoid confusion.
Priority: Low.
Though it would be desirable to have this done quickly, it is not critically important and should not take priority over more important work.
Impact: Low.
It does not impact product performance as it is simply a rename of the final executable.
Possible impact scenarios:
Possible impact scenarios are unit and/or build testing if they have a hard-coded product-name prefix. If this is true, the test suite would need to be searched for all instances of the old name and have the new name substituted. This should be a low-impact change.
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