Command Line Arguments

Use /usr/local/Renew.sh --help to get a description of all command line arguments available

NAME
	/usr/local/Renew.sh

SYNOPSIS
	/usr/local/Renew.sh [ --reset | --dry-run | --force-aggro | --force-normal | --force-notification | --help ]
	
DESCRIPTION
	The Renew script is designed to be run on regular intervals (about every 30 minutes, typically via a Global Launch Agent).
	In normal usage, no additional arguments are required. The Options below are primarily for testing.
	
	Multiple options are not supported, only one option can be chosen at a time.

OPTIONS
	--reset					This will reset the user's deferral profile to reset the Renew experience

	--dry-run				Disables the restart/quit functionality of the "Restart" button for testing purposes.
  				  			Also ignores active deferral count and sets uptime to ensure an event is triggered.
							Also disables notification action button.

	--force-aggro				Aggressive mode will be executed regardless of deferrals or uptime.

	--force-normal				Normal mode will be executed regardless of deferrals or uptime.

	--force-notification			Notification mode will be executed regardless of deferrals or uptime.

	--version				Print the version of Renew and Dialog and exit.

	--verbose				Enable verbose mode for debugging.

	--configuration <path>			Load a custom configuration plist (not mobileconfig) file from the specified path.

	--print-configuration			Display the active configuration and exit.

	--defer <minutes>			Force a deferral for the specified number of minutes. This will reset the deferral profile.

	--deadline <days>			Set the deadline for the restart to the specified number of days.

	--language <language>			Set the language for the dialog. This will override the system language.
	
	--help					Print this help message and exit.

TESTING TIPS
	Use the secret quit key to exit the dialog without restarting. The default is "Command ]".
	
EXIT CODES
	0						Successful exit
	1						Unknown or undefined error
	2						Permissions or home folder issue
	3						SwiftDialog binary missing
	4						Invalid arguments given at command line
	5						Script executed as root
	*						Other undefined exit codes are most likely passed from SwiftDialog exiting improperly