Core - Add chrome_policy_id to CefSettings#5227
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❌ Build CefSharp 146.0.60-CI5444 failed (commit dafdb1ee28 by @strau0106) |
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Great, thanks for the PR. I think the ref assembly for netcore needs to be regenerated. Building the net core solution should regenerate it, if not delete the file and build again. |
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Hi, Thanks for the prompt response! I regened the file now, and added it. |
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❌ Build CefSharp 146.0.60-CI5447 failed (commit d347744f98 by @strau0106) |
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Nice, thanks. Will be in the 146 release which will hopefully be out in a day or two. |
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Thanks a lot for the swift merging! |
Summary:
Cef allows a chrome_policy_id to be set, to allow for an enterprise policy to be set. Cef introduced this feature here
Changes:
I added a ChromePolicyID field to the relevant locations, to allow this id to be set in the cef_settings object.
How Has This Been Tested?
I tested if the policies are loaded, which they are. To test chrome policy commandline argument also has to be set.
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