Do not elevate unless necessary#511
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This changes `elevate.cmd` to first try to execute the requested command *without* elevation. If the command failed (i.e., `ERRORLEVEL` was non-zero), then retry the command with elevation. Fixes coreybutler#510
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I've tested that this works on Windows 10.0.18363 with Developer Mode enabled and |
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This seems like a good addition to me. Thank you!
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elevate.cmdto first try to execute the requested command without elevation. If the command failed (i.e.,ERRORLEVELwas non-zero), then retry the command with elevation.Fixes #510