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Nine maintained app records are updated to newer releases. The changes update version checks, installer URLs, and SHA-256 checksums. The PhpStorm and PyCharm records also change uninstall script references; the PyCharm uninstall script targets updated 2026.3 paths.
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fleetdm/fleet#57306: Updates the Bitwarden Windows record to the release immediately before this update.
fleetdm/fleet#56517: Updates the same PhpStorm and PyCharm macOS records and their uninstall behavior.
fleetdm/fleet#57059: Updates the same DataGrip, PhpStorm, and PyCharm records to earlier releases.
Merge Risk: Low · up to f5514
The release updates have a bounded cleanup regression: uninstalling PhpStorm or PyCharm on hosts still running 2026.2 leaves version-specific support files, caches, and logs behind. Restore those cleanup paths or accept this limitation before merging.
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Minor · Select the managed DataGrip entry before running the uninstaller. · windows.json:4
ee/maintained-apps/outputs/datagrip/windows.json:4 Minor · Functional Correctness · Poor tradeoff
Select the managed DataGrip entry before running the uninstaller.
The uninstall script runs the first matching DataGrip* JetBrains entry and returns that process's exit code. If an older DataGrip installation is enumerated first, Fleet removes that installation and records the uninstall as complete while DataGrip 2026.3 remains installed. Select the entry for the managed version, or check that the managed version is gone before returning success.
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Review comment at @ee/maintained-apps/outputs/datagrip/windows.json at line 4:
Update the DataGrip uninstall flow associated with the managed version in this
entry so it targets DataGrip 2026.3 rather than the first matching installation;
before reporting success, ensure the managed version is no longer installed.
Preserve the existing uninstall safeguards and outcome for other versions.
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The new installer is invoked with only /S; the unchanged patched query rejects any older DataGrip installation. If the installer preserves the previous version, installing 2026.3 cannot satisfy that query.
The device remains unpatched after a successful installation and may repeatedly attempt the update.
This can occur when: A device with DataGrip 2026.2.6.1 receives the 2026.3 installer and both versions remain registered.
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Review comments at @ee/maintained-apps/outputs/phpstorm/darwin.json:
- Line 20: Update the PhpStorm uninstall commands that call trash to remove the
explicit PhpStorm2026.2 Application Support, Caches, and Logs directories in
addition to the existing version-specific paths; do not use a wildcard. Apply
the same explicit PyCharm2026.2 cleanup in the PyCharm uninstall script,
preserving its existing cleanup commands.
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Review comments at @ee/maintained-apps/outputs/datagrip/windows.json:
- Line 4: Update the DataGrip uninstall flow associated with the managed version
in this entry so it targets DataGrip 2026.3 rather than the first matching
installation; before reporting success, ensure the managed version is no longer
installed. Preserve the existing uninstall safeguards and outcome for other
versions.
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"02b44eb7": "#!/bin/bash\n\n# variables\nAPPDIR=\"/Applications/\"\nLOGGED_IN_USER=$(scutil <<< \"show State:/Users/ConsoleUser\" | awk '/Name :/ { print $3 }')\n# functions\n\nquit_application() {\n local bundle_id=\"$1\"\n local timeout_duration=10\n\n # check if the application is running\n local app_running\n app_running=$(osascript -e 'on run argv' -e 'return application id (item 1 of argv) is running' -e 'end run' -- \"$bundle_id\" 2>/dev/null)\n if [[ \"$app_running\" != \"true\" ]]; then\n return\n fi\n\n local console_user\n console_user=$(stat -f \"%Su\" /dev/console)\n if [[ -z \"$console_user\" || \"$console_user\" == \"root\" || \"$console_user\" == \"loginwindow\" ]]; then\n echo \"Not logged into a non-root GUI; skipping quitting application ID '$bundle_id'.\"\n return\n fi\n\n echo \"Quitting application '$bundle_id'...\"\n\n # try to quit the application within the timeout period\n local quit_success=false still_running\n SECONDS=0\n while (( SECONDS < timeout_duration )); do\n osascript -e 'on run argv' -e 'tell application id (item 1 of argv) to quit' -e 'end run' -- \"$bundle_id\" >/dev/null 2>&1\n sleep 1\n if still_running=$(osascript -e 'on run argv' -e 'return application id (item 1 of argv) is running' -e 'end run' -- \"$bundle_id\" 2>/dev/null) && [[ \"$still_running\" == \"false\" ]]; then\n echo \"Application '$bundle_id' quit successfully.\"\n quit_success=true\n break\n fi\n done\n\n if [[ \"$quit_success\" = false ]]; then\n echo \"Application '$bundle_id' did not quit.\"\n return 1\n fi\n}\n\n\nremove_launchctl_service() {\n local service=\"$1\"\n local booleans=(\"true\" \"false\")\n local plist_status\n local paths\n local should_sudo\n\n echo \"Removing launchctl service ${service}\"\n\n local console_user\n local console_uid=\"\"\n if [[ $EUID -eq 0 ]]; then\n console_user=$(stat -f \"%Su\" /dev/console)\n if [[ -n \"$console_user\" && \"$console_user\" != \"root\" && \"$console_user\" != \"loginwindow\" ]]; then\n console_uid=$(id -u \"$console_user\")\n fi\n fi\n\n # A wildcard label can't be used with launchctl or as a plist name, so expand\n # it to the labels of currently loaded services that match the pattern.\n local services=(\"$service\")\n if [[ \"$service\" == *\"*\"* ]]; then\n local regex\n # Escape regex metacharacters, turn '*' into '.*', and anchor the pattern so\n # it matches a full label rather than a substring.\n regex=$(printf '%s' \"$service\" | sed -e 's/[][(){}.^$+?|\\\\]/\\\\&/g' -e 's/\\*/.*/g')\n regex=\"^${regex}$\"\n services=()\n local id\n # Match every loaded job by label regardless of PID; launchctl list reports\n # loaded-but-not-running jobs with a \"-\" in the PID column.\n while read -r _ _ id; do\n [[ \"$id\" =~ $regex ]] && services+=(\"$id\")\n done < <(\n launchctl list 2>/dev/null | tail -n +2\n if [[ -n \"$console_uid\" ]]; then\n launchctl print \"gui/${console_uid}\" 2>/dev/null | awk '/^\\tservices = [{]$/ { f = 1; next } f && /^\\t[}]$/ { f = 0 } f'\n fi\n )\n if [[ ${#services[@]} -eq 0 ]]; then\n echo \"No loaded launchctl service matches ${service}\"\n return\n fi\n fi\n\n local service_label\n for service_label in \"${services[@]}\"; do\n for should_sudo in \"${booleans[@]}\"; do\n if [[ $should_sudo == \"false\" && -n \"$console_uid\" ]]; then\n if launchctl print \"gui/${console_uid}/${service_label}\" &>/dev/null; then\n launchctl bootout \"gui/${console_uid}/${service_label}\"\n sleep 1\n fi\n else\n plist_status=$(launchctl list \"${service_label}\" 2>/dev/null)\n\n if [[ $plist_status == \\{* ]]; then\n if [[ $should_sudo == \"true\" ]]; then\n sudo launchctl remove \"${service_label}\"\n else\n launchctl remove \"${service_label}\"\n fi\n sleep 1\n fi\n fi\n\n paths=(\n \"/Library/LaunchAgents/${service_label}.plist\"\n \"/Library/LaunchDaemons/${service_label}.plist\"\n )\n\n # if not using sudo, prepend the home directory to the paths\n if [[ $should_sudo == \"false\" ]]; then\n local user_home=\"${HOME}\"\n if [[ -n \"$console_uid\" ]]; then\n user_home=\"/Users/${console_user}\"\n fi\n for i in \"${!paths[@]}\"; do\n paths[i]=\"${user_home}${paths[i]}\"\n done\n fi\n\n for path in \"${paths[@]}\"; do\n if [[ -e \"$path\" ]]; then\n if [[ $should_sudo == \"true\" ]]; then\n sudo rm -f -- \"$path\"\n else\n rm -f -- \"$path\"\n fi\n fi\n done\n done\n done\n}\n\nremove_system_path() {\n local target=\"$1\"\n local parent name rel top expected\n parent=\"$(dirname \"$target\")\"\n name=\"$(basename \"$target\")\"\n rel=\"${parent#/}\"\n top=\"/${rel%%/*}\"\n expected=\"$(cd -P \"$top\" 2>/dev/null && pwd -P)${parent#\"$top\"}\"\n\n (\n cd -P \"$parent\" 2>/dev/null || exit 1\n if [[ \"$(pwd -P)\" != \"$expected\" ]]; then\n echo \"Skipped $target: a folder in its path is a symlink.\"\n exit 0\n fi\n rm -rf \"./$name\"\n ) || echo \"Failed to remove $target.\"\n}\n\ntrash() {\n local logged_in_user=\"$1\"\n local target_file=\"$2\"\n local timestamp=\"$(date +%Y-%m-%d-%s)\"\n local rand=\"$(jot -r 1 0 99999)\"\n local trash=\"\"\n\n # Paths in the user's home are moved to their Trash as the user: the user\n # controls those paths and ~/.Trash, so as root the move could be redirected\n # into a root-only directory. Other paths are deleted as root by\n # remove_system_path. At the login window there's no user Trash, so home\n # paths are skipped. Removal is best-effort and never fails the uninstall.\n if [[ \"$target_file\" == ~* ]]; then\n if [[ -z \"$logged_in_user\" || \"$logged_in_user\" == \"root\" || \"$logged_in_user\" == \"loginwindow\" ]]; then\n echo \"Not logged into a non-root GUI; skipping $target_file.\"\n return\n fi\n # replace ~ with /Users/$logged_in_user\n target_file=\"/Users/$logged_in_user${target_file:1}\"\n trash=\"/Users/$logged_in_user/.Trash\"\n fi\n\n # If the target contains glob characters, expand it and remove each match.\n if [[ \"$target_file\" == *[*?[]* ]]; then\n local file file_name\n local matched=false\n local i=0\n # compgen -G expands the (quoted) pattern itself, so paths containing\n # spaces glob correctly; reading line by line keeps each match intact.\n while IFS= read -r file; do\n [[ -n \"$file\" ]] || continue\n [[ -e \"$file\" || -L \"$file\" ]] || continue\n matched=true\n i=$((i + 1))\n file_name=\"$(basename \"$file\")\"\n echo \"removing $file.\"\n if [[ -z \"$trash\" ]]; then\n remove_system_path \"$file\"\n else\n # The per-match counter keeps matches that share a basename from\n # overwriting each other in the trash.\n sudo -u \"$logged_in_user\" mv -f \"$file\" \"$trash/${file_name}_${timestamp}_${rand}_${i}\" || echo \"Failed to move $file to the Trash.\"\n fi\n done < <(compgen -G \"$target_file\" 2>/dev/null)\n if [[ \"$matched\" == false ]]; then\n echo \"$target_file doesn't exist.\"\n fi\n return\n fi\n\n local file_name=\"$(basename \"${target_file}\")\"\n\n if [[ -e \"$target_file\" ]]; then\n echo \"removing $target_file.\"\n if [[ -z \"$trash\" ]]; then\n remove_system_path \"$target_file\"\n else\n sudo -u \"$logged_in_user\" mv -f \"$target_file\" \"$trash/${file_name}_${timestamp}_${rand}\" || echo \"Failed to move $target_file to the Trash.\"\n fi\n else\n echo \"$target_file doesn't exist.\"\n fi\n}\n\nremove_launchctl_service 'application.com.jetbrains.app.daemon.*'\nquit_application 'com.jetbrains.PhpStorm' || exit 1\nsudo rm -rf \"$APPDIR/PhpStorm.app\"\ntrash \"$LOGGED_IN_USER\" '~/Library/Application Support/JetBrains/consentOptions'\ntrash \"$LOGGED_IN_USER\" '~/Library/Application Support/JetBrains/PhpStorm2026.2'\ntrash \"$LOGGED_IN_USER\" '~/Library/Caches/JetBrains/PhpStorm2026.2'\ntrash \"$LOGGED_IN_USER\" '~/Library/Logs/JetBrains/PhpStorm2026.2'\ntrash \"$LOGGED_IN_USER\" '~/Library/Preferences/com.jetbrains.PhpStorm.plist'\ntrash \"$LOGGED_IN_USER\" '~/Library/Preferences/jetbrains.jetprofile.asset.plist'\n",
"02d55451": "#!/bin/bash\n\n# variables\nAPPDIR=\"/Applications/\"\nLOGGED_IN_USER=$(scutil <<< \"show State:/Users/ConsoleUser\" | awk '/Name :/ { print $3 }')\n# functions\n\nquit_application() {\n local bundle_id=\"$1\"\n local timeout_duration=10\n\n # check if the application is running\n local app_running\n app_running=$(osascript -e 'on run argv' -e 'return application id (item 1 of argv) is running' -e 'end run' -- \"$bundle_id\" 2>/dev/null)\n if [[ \"$app_running\" != \"true\" ]]; then\n return\n fi\n\n local console_user\n console_user=$(stat -f \"%Su\" /dev/console)\n if [[ -z \"$console_user\" || \"$console_user\" == \"root\" || \"$console_user\" == \"loginwindow\" ]]; then\n echo \"Not logged into a non-root GUI; skipping quitting application ID '$bundle_id'.\"\n return\n fi\n\n echo \"Quitting application '$bundle_id'...\"\n\n # try to quit the application within the timeout period\n local quit_success=false still_running\n SECONDS=0\n while (( SECONDS < timeout_duration )); do\n osascript -e 'on run argv' -e 'tell application id (item 1 of argv) to quit' -e 'end run' -- \"$bundle_id\" >/dev/null 2>&1\n sleep 1\n if still_running=$(osascript -e 'on run argv' -e 'return application id (item 1 of argv) is running' -e 'end run' -- \"$bundle_id\" 2>/dev/null) && [[ \"$still_running\" == \"false\" ]]; then\n echo \"Application '$bundle_id' quit successfully.\"\n quit_success=true\n break\n fi\n done\n\n if [[ \"$quit_success\" = false ]]; then\n echo \"Application '$bundle_id' did not quit.\"\n return 1\n fi\n}\n\n\nremove_launchctl_service() {\n local service=\"$1\"\n local booleans=(\"true\" \"false\")\n local plist_status\n local paths\n local should_sudo\n\n echo \"Removing launchctl service ${service}\"\n\n local console_user\n local console_uid=\"\"\n if [[ $EUID -eq 0 ]]; then\n console_user=$(stat -f \"%Su\" /dev/console)\n if [[ -n \"$console_user\" && \"$console_user\" != \"root\" && \"$console_user\" != \"loginwindow\" ]]; then\n console_uid=$(id -u \"$console_user\")\n fi\n fi\n\n # A wildcard label can't be used with launchctl or as a plist name, so expand\n # it to the labels of currently loaded services that match the pattern.\n local services=(\"$service\")\n if [[ \"$service\" == *\"*\"* ]]; then\n local regex\n # Escape regex metacharacters, turn '*' into '.*', and anchor the pattern so\n # it matches a full label rather than a substring.\n regex=$(printf '%s' \"$service\" | sed -e 's/[][(){}.^$+?|\\\\]/\\\\&/g' -e 's/\\*/.*/g')\n regex=\"^${regex}$\"\n services=()\n local id\n # Match every loaded job by label regardless of PID; launchctl list reports\n # loaded-but-not-running jobs with a \"-\" in the PID column.\n while read -r _ _ id; do\n [[ \"$id\" =~ $regex ]] && services+=(\"$id\")\n done < <(\n launchctl list 2>/dev/null | tail -n +2\n if [[ -n \"$console_uid\" ]]; then\n launchctl print \"gui/${console_uid}\" 2>/dev/null | awk '/^\\tservices = [{]$/ { f = 1; next } f && /^\\t[}]$/ { f = 0 } f'\n fi\n )\n if [[ ${#services[@]} -eq 0 ]]; then\n echo \"No loaded launchctl service matches ${service}\"\n return\n fi\n fi\n\n local service_label\n for service_label in \"${services[@]}\"; do\n for should_sudo in \"${booleans[@]}\"; do\n if [[ $should_sudo == \"false\" && -n \"$console_uid\" ]]; then\n if launchctl print \"gui/${console_uid}/${service_label}\" &>/dev/null; then\n launchctl bootout \"gui/${console_uid}/${service_label}\"\n sleep 1\n fi\n else\n plist_status=$(launchctl list \"${service_label}\" 2>/dev/null)\n\n if [[ $plist_status == \\{* ]]; then\n if [[ $should_sudo == \"true\" ]]; then\n sudo launchctl remove \"${service_label}\"\n else\n launchctl remove \"${service_label}\"\n fi\n sleep 1\n fi\n fi\n\n paths=(\n \"/Library/LaunchAgents/${service_label}.plist\"\n \"/Library/LaunchDaemons/${service_label}.plist\"\n )\n\n # if not using sudo, prepend the home directory to the paths\n if [[ $should_sudo == \"false\" ]]; then\n local user_home=\"${HOME}\"\n if [[ -n \"$console_uid\" ]]; then\n user_home=\"/Users/${console_user}\"\n fi\n for i in \"${!paths[@]}\"; do\n paths[i]=\"${user_home}${paths[i]}\"\n done\n fi\n\n for path in \"${paths[@]}\"; do\n if [[ -e \"$path\" ]]; then\n if [[ $should_sudo == \"true\" ]]; then\n sudo rm -f -- \"$path\"\n else\n rm -f -- \"$path\"\n fi\n fi\n done\n done\n done\n}\n\nremove_system_path() {\n local target=\"$1\"\n local parent name rel top expected\n parent=\"$(dirname \"$target\")\"\n name=\"$(basename \"$target\")\"\n rel=\"${parent#/}\"\n top=\"/${rel%%/*}\"\n expected=\"$(cd -P \"$top\" 2>/dev/null && pwd -P)${parent#\"$top\"}\"\n\n (\n cd -P \"$parent\" 2>/dev/null || exit 1\n if [[ \"$(pwd -P)\" != \"$expected\" ]]; then\n echo \"Skipped $target: a folder in its path is a symlink.\"\n exit 0\n fi\n rm -rf \"./$name\"\n ) || echo \"Failed to remove $target.\"\n}\n\ntrash() {\n local logged_in_user=\"$1\"\n local target_file=\"$2\"\n local timestamp=\"$(date +%Y-%m-%d-%s)\"\n local rand=\"$(jot -r 1 0 99999)\"\n local trash=\"\"\n\n # Paths in the user's home are moved to their Trash as the user: the user\n # controls those paths and ~/.Trash, so as root the move could be redirected\n # into a root-only directory. Other paths are deleted as root by\n # remove_system_path. At the login window there's no user Trash, so home\n # paths are skipped. Removal is best-effort and never fails the uninstall.\n if [[ \"$target_file\" == ~* ]]; then\n if [[ -z \"$logged_in_user\" || \"$logged_in_user\" == \"root\" || \"$logged_in_user\" == \"loginwindow\" ]]; then\n echo \"Not logged into a non-root GUI; skipping $target_file.\"\n return\n fi\n # replace ~ with /Users/$logged_in_user\n target_file=\"/Users/$logged_in_user${target_file:1}\"\n trash=\"/Users/$logged_in_user/.Trash\"\n fi\n\n # If the target contains glob characters, expand it and remove each match.\n if [[ \"$target_file\" == *[*?[]* ]]; then\n local file file_name\n local matched=false\n local i=0\n # compgen -G expands the (quoted) pattern itself, so paths containing\n # spaces glob correctly; reading line by line keeps each match intact.\n while IFS= read -r file; do\n [[ -n \"$file\" ]] || continue\n [[ -e \"$file\" || -L \"$file\" ]] || continue\n matched=true\n i=$((i + 1))\n file_name=\"$(basename \"$file\")\"\n echo \"removing $file.\"\n if [[ -z \"$trash\" ]]; then\n remove_system_path \"$file\"\n else\n # The per-match counter keeps matches that share a basename from\n # overwriting each other in the trash.\n sudo -u \"$logged_in_user\" mv -f \"$file\" \"$trash/${file_name}_${timestamp}_${rand}_${i}\" || echo \"Failed to move $file to the Trash.\"\n fi\n done < <(compgen -G \"$target_file\" 2>/dev/null)\n if [[ \"$matched\" == false ]]; then\n echo \"$target_file doesn't exist.\"\n fi\n return\n fi\n\n local file_name=\"$(basename \"${target_file}\")\"\n\n if [[ -e \"$target_file\" ]]; then\n echo \"removing $target_file.\"\n if [[ -z \"$trash\" ]]; then\n remove_system_path \"$target_file\"\n else\n sudo -u \"$logged_in_user\" mv -f \"$target_file\" \"$trash/${file_name}_${timestamp}_${rand}\" || echo \"Failed to move $target_file to the Trash.\"\n fi\n else\n echo \"$target_file doesn't exist.\"\n fi\n}\n\nremove_launchctl_service 'application.com.jetbrains.app.daemon.*'\nquit_application 'com.jetbrains.PhpStorm' || exit 1\nsudo rm -rf \"$APPDIR/PhpStorm.app\"\ntrash \"$LOGGED_IN_USER\" '~/Library/Application Support/JetBrains/consentOptions'\ntrash \"$LOGGED_IN_USER\" '~/Library/Application Support/JetBrains/PhpStorm2026.3'\ntrash \"$LOGGED_IN_USER\" '~/Library/Caches/JetBrains/PhpStorm2026.3'\ntrash \"$LOGGED_IN_USER\" '~/Library/Logs/JetBrains/PhpStorm2026.3'\ntrash \"$LOGGED_IN_USER\" '~/Library/Preferences/com.jetbrains.PhpStorm.plist'\ntrash \"$LOGGED_IN_USER\" '~/Library/Preferences/jetbrains.jetprofile.asset.plist'\n",
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Minor · Functional Correctness · Quick win
Supported by static analysis
Script executed:
sed -n '64,155p' server/datastore/mysql/software_installers.go
sed -n '2110,2240p' server/service/orbit.go
Repository: fleetdm/fleet
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# Read the uninstall insert path that binds the execution ID to an installer ID.
rg -n -A80 -F 'func insertSoftwareUninstallRequest' --glob '*.go' -- server ee ||test"$?" -eq 1
# Check whether fleetd (orbit) consumes the UninstallScript field from the Orbit software-install response.
rg -n -F 'UninstallScript' --glob '*.go' -- orbit/ server/fleet ||test"$?" -eq 1
Repository: fleetdm/fleet
Length of output: 3855
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# Locate the insert path under any receiver form, then read the call sites that bind its installer ID.
rg -n -F 'insertSoftwareUninstallRequest' --glob '*.go' -- server ee ||test"$?" -eq 1
rg -n -A70 -E 'func (\([^)]*\) )?insertSoftwareUninstallRequest' --glob '*.go' -- server ee ||test"$?" -eq 1
# Identify the struct that declares UninstallScriptContentID and UninstallScript.
sed -n '90,110p' server/fleet/software_installer.go
# Find the orbit consumer that reads the server's uninstall script for an uninstall execution.
rg -n -F 'UninstallScript' --glob '*.go' -- orbit/cmd orbit/pkg/installer ||test"$?" -eq 1
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# Read the body that writes the uninstall execution row and binds the installer ID.
sed -n '2477,2560p' ee/server/service/software_installers.go
# Identify the struct returned to Orbit by GetSoftwareInstallDetails and its UninstallScript field.
rg -n -F 'type SoftwareInstallDetails' --glob '*.go' -- server ||test"$?" -eq 1
# Locate the fleetd code that runs an uninstall execution and consumes the server's script.
rg -n -F 'OrbitGetSoftwareInstallResponse' --glob '*.go' -- orbit server/service ||test"$?" -eq 1
rg -n -F 'SoftwareInstallDetails' --glob '*.go' -- orbit ||test"$?" -eq 1
Repository: fleetdm/fleet
Length of output: 8691
Script executed:
# Read the datastore write that stores the installer ID for an uninstall execution.
rg -n -F 'InsertSoftwareUninstallRequest' --glob '*.go' -- server/datastore/mysql ||test"$?" -eq 1
rg -n -A40 -F 'func (ds *Datastore) InsertSoftwareUninstallRequest' --glob '*.go' -- server/datastore/mysql ||test"$?" -eq 1
# Read the SoftwareInstallDetails declaration.
sed -n '30,60p' server/fleet/software_installer.go
# Check whether the orbit runner handles uninstall executions with the returned UninstallScript.
rg -n -F 'Uninstall' --glob '*.go' -- orbit/pkg/installer/installer.go ||test"$?" -eq 1
rg -n -A12 -F 'uninstall' --glob '*.go' -- orbit/pkg/installer/installer.go ||test"$?" -eq 1
Repository: fleetdm/fleet
Length of output: 10106
Keep the 2026.2 JetBrains cleanup paths in the uninstall script.
After the catalog moves to 2026.3, an uninstall for a host that still runs 2026.2 uses the active 2026.3 uninstall script. That script removes only the PhpStorm2026.3 Application Support, Caches, and Logs directories. The PhpStorm2026.2 directories stay on the host.
Add explicit cleanup for the 2026.2 directories. Do not use a wildcard such as PhpStorm*, because it can remove data for other installed versions. The PyCharm script in ee/maintained-apps/outputs/pycharm/darwin.json has the same gap for its PyCharm2026.2 paths. Apply the same change there.
These lines are part of the escaped uninstall script string in the JSON file.
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Review comment at @ee/maintained-apps/outputs/phpstorm/darwin.json at line 20:
Update the PhpStorm uninstall commands that call trash to remove the explicit
PhpStorm2026.2 Application Support, Caches, and Logs directories in addition to
the existing version-specific paths; do not use a wildcard. Apply the same
explicit PyCharm2026.2 cleanup in the PyCharm uninstall script, preserving its
existing cleanup commands.
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