## Summary
Adds documentation for the "disable automatic updates" feature in Coder
Desktop.
This adds a new "Administrator Configuration" section to the Coder
Desktop docs that documents:
- **macOS**: Setting the `disableUpdater` UserDefaults key via MDM or
`defaults` command
- **Windows**: Setting the `Updater:Enable` registry value in
`HKLM\SOFTWARE\Coder Desktop\App`
The feature already exists in both platforms but was not documented in
the user-facing docs.
## Changes
- Added new "Administrator Configuration" section before
"Troubleshooting"
- Documented macOS MDM configuration for disabling updates
- Documented Windows registry configuration for disabling updates
- Mentioned the `ForcedChannel` option for locking update channels
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Created on behalf of @ethanndickson
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Co-authored-by: blink-so[bot] <211532188+blink-so[bot]@users.noreply.github.com>
I ended up on the Coder Desktop docs page and thought half of it had disappeared, though it was actually tucked away behind a second page. This PR adds a next steps section to the first page that links there, as it seems very easy to miss right now.
closes#18071
- [x] move `## Accessing web apps in a secure browser context` to the
troubleshooting section
- [x] use a compacted view for troubleshooting topics to prevent them
from occupying a significant space on page
- [x] remove `Issues updating Coder Desktop`
- [x] Update screenshots
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Co-authored-by: EdwardAngert <17991901+EdwardAngert@users.noreply.github.com>
It looks like GFM does not respect the `![]` alert syntax (and any other
alert type) when it's enclosed within a div. This is true for both the
coder.com GFM renderer, and GitHub's (though I assume they're the same
internally).
When the section is surrounded by a `<div class="tabs">`:
When it's not:
In our case, we really want the tabs, and the alert block is less
important, so we'll downgrade it to a regular quote.
cc @aqandrew for visibility, in case you're aware of a workaround.
I realised we should advise against installing multiple copies, as I'm sure someone will try and get confused by Apple's obtuse error messaging.
Tailscale also has a similar warning: https://pkgs.tailscale.com/stable/#macos
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