When the video-recording as implemented in TRANSLATE-1871 proves to be helpful, we'll need this integrated in the installer.

Installer integration

The installer should query the admin, if he wants to

• enable theRootCause in his translate5 instance (use existing Zf_configuration flag)
• enable video recording of bugs in his translate5 instance (create new Zf_configuration flag)

The question should appear one time and if answered not again. But also for updated installations it should appear one time, after new improvement is added to the installer.

For enabling of theRootCause the following text should be shown:

'Would you agree to enable "theRootCause" in translate5? In case an application error happens, theRootCause will present the user a pop-up and asks him, if he agrees to send the data needed for fixing the error to the translate5 developers. All collected data is only used for enhancing translate5 as a software product and deleted as soon as it is not needed any more for this purpose. More information about theRootCause and data protection in this regard you can find at ...  '

For enable video recording the following text should be shown to the user, if he accepts theRootCause in general:

'For a number of errors it is only possible to reproduce and fix them, if the user actions that led to the error are recorded as video.

translate5's development team would be very thankful, if you activate this feature - thank you very much in advance!

If the video recording is activated, video recordings are only saved, when the user reports an error. Otherwise they are deleted automatically, when the user session ends.

If the feature is activated, every user decides by himself, if he wants video recording activated, after he logs into translate5. More information about video recording with theRootCause you can find at ... '

tlauria or Ines-Paul Please also write 2 confluence pages to which the above texts point. Please check the current data protection pages of bryntum for this and point from the confluence pages to them.

What we already have as texts: see TRANSLATE-1871.