I have a powershell script that uses msiexec to install a few msi packages. Currently it executes msiexec and waits for it to finish before reading the generated log file to determine success/failure as well as printing interesting messages to the console. I would really like to capture the msi log output as it happens so that the powershell script can make decisions about what to print to the console while msiexec is executing rather than having to wait until the very end. Is it possible to hook into DTF to get that output in real-time?
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