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pool-id: (Required) The agent pool containing the agents.agent-id or id: (Required) The agent ID to get information about.You can list your agents using the az pipelines agent list command.

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Result := KDetectSoft('Your software name.If this is your first time using az pipelines commands, see Get started with Azure DevOps CLI. Result := KDetectSoft('Your software name.exe') Judge whether the software is running when starting the next stepДЇunction NextButtonClick(CurPageID: Integer): Boolean MsgBox('The software is not running', mbInformation, MB_OK) ShellExec('open', ExpandConstant('(cmd)'), strCmdKill,'', SW_HIDE, ewNoWait, ErrorCode) bRes := ShellExec('open', ExpandConstant(''), mbConfirmation, MB_OKCANCEL) = IDOK then begin ShellExec('open', ExpandConstant('(cmd)'),'/c taskkill/f/t/im your software name.exe','', SW_HIDE, ewNoWait, ErrorCode) StrCmdKill := Format('/c taskkill/f/t/im %s', ) StrCmdFind := Format('/c tasklist/nh|find/c/i '%s'> '%s'', ) StrTmpFile := Format('%sfindSoftRes.txt', ) Var strCmdKill: String //Terminate software command Var strCmdFind: String //Find software command Var strTmpFile: String //Temporary file, save the result of searching software data Var strTmpPath: String //Temporary directory Custom function, judge whether the software is running, the parameter is the exe name of the software to be judgedДЇunction KDetectSoft(strExeName: String): Boolean

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By adding a named mutex in the program, and then using functions such as CheckForMutexes in the iss script to determine whether the program is runningДЄdd the following code in the section of the iss script, and replace 'your software name.exe' with the exe name you want to check.

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By calling the command line and executing the window command, the function of checking and aborting is achieved (calling the cmd command will be blocked by some anti-virus software and requires manual permission).

Find the window through functions such as FindWindowByWindowName, and then send a message to notify the program to exit (the window name is not fixed, it is very troublesome, and there are some that cannot be found).

Encapsulate the DLL by yourself, or download the DLL written by others, such as psvince.dll and ISTask.dll, to determine whether the program is running and then terminate (Some people say that the call is very slow and stuck, and there is no verification, because I did not download these two DLLs, write them yourself Feel troublesome).

I searched the Internet and there are several methods: The software packaged by Inno Setup needs to check whether the program is running during installation and uninstallation, otherwise the installation will fail or the uninstallation will be incomplete.

Reprinted: When Inno Setup is installed and uninstalled, check whether the program is running and prompt and abort the program

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Reference: Inno Setup series call bat during installation and uninstallation

Trying to call the bat file during installation and startup, writing a bat script file to detect and terminate the process is also a feasible idea (not tested).

Reference: Inno Setup series before installation and uninstallation, check the running status of the process and close the corresponding process

Use psvince.dll, ISTask.dll to achieve (not tested).

Reference: Inno Setup, check whether the program is running when installing and uninstalling, and stop the program Module, call cmd, execute windows command to terminate the process (the method I chose)

Inno setup kill process before install