A user with admin permissions should be able to install gauge from the Welcome Page

[sswaroopgupta]

Actual behavior
Unable to install from VSCode. I can however install gauge by starting powershell in admin mode.

VSCode is using choco install gauge which currently needs admin permissions.

Steps to replicate

• On Windows click with gauge not installed open a gauge project
• Click on run of the installation section

Version

gauge-0.0.4.nightly-2018-03-02.vsix

Bug on story - #115

[sswaroopgupta]

Expected behavior
If Gauge is installed using choco from VSCode, the user should be able to uninstall using
choco uninstall gauge
Actual behavior
Gauge is installed in c:\Program Files\Gauge and choco uninstall command gives

Chocolatey v0.10.8
Uninstalling the following packages:
gauge
gauge is not installed. Cannot uninstall a non-existent package.

Chocolatey uninstalled 0/1 packages. 1 packages failed.
 See the log for details (C:\ProgramData\chocolatey\logs\chocolatey.log).

Failures
 - gauge - gauge is not installed. Cannot uninstall a non-existent package.

If a package uninstall is failing and/or you've already uninstalled the
 software outside of Chocolatey, you can attempt to run the command
 with `-n` to skip running a chocolateyUninstall script, additionally
 adding `--skip-autouninstaller` to skip an attempt to automatically
 remove system-installed software. This will only remove the packaging
 files and not things like software installed to Programs and Features.

If a package is failing because it is a dependency of another package
 or packages, then you may first need to consider if it needs removed
 as it is typically installed as a dependency for a reason. If you
 decide that you still want to remove it, head into
 `$env:ChocolateyInstall\lib` and find the package folder you want
 removed. Then delete the folder for the package. This option should
 only be used as a last resort.

[sriv]

not an issue with gauge-vscode. this is a behaviour noted on the gauge-chocolatey package.

[sswaroopgupta]

Issue to track the uninstall behavior - getgauge/chocolatey-packages#6