`choco install` fails with `Exit code was '-2147023829'` on a Windows 11 host with process isolation

Output of the ue4-docker info command:

PS D:\ue4docker> ue4-docker info ue4-docker version: 0.0.94 (latest available version is 0.0.94) Operating system: Windows 10 Pro (Build 22000.376) Docker daemon version: 20.10.11 NVIDIA Docker supported: No Maximum image size: 400GB Available disk space: 6.7 TiB Total system memory: 255.83 GiB physical, 293.83 GiB virtual Number of processors: 64 physical, 128 logical

Additional details:

• Are you accessing the network through a proxy server? NO

I am running windows 11 as a host OS.

I am building using the following command: PS D:\ue4docker> ue4-docker build -username redacted -password redacted --exclude ddc -basetag ltsc2022 -isolation=process --visual-studio=2019 4.27.2

The build is failing to create the prerequisites image, when installing git from chocolatey. ERROR: Running ["C:\ProgramData\chocolatey\lib\git.install\tools\Git-2.34.1-64-bit.exe" /VERYSILENT /SUPPRESSMSGBOXES /NORESTART /NOCANCEL /SP- /LOG /COMPONENTS="icons,assoc,assoc_sh,,,,gitlfs,icons\quicklaunch" /o:PathOption=Cmd /o:BashTerminalOption=ConHost /o:CRLFOption=CRLFCommitAsIs ] was not successful. Exit code was '-1073741819'. See log for possible error messages.

I tried creating a ltsc2022 windows server container, and repeated the following command: choco install -y git --params "'/GitOnlyOnPath /NoAutoCrlf /WindowsTerminal /NoShellIntegration /NoCredentialManager'"

git installed successfully during that attempt, so this does not appear to be a chocolatey issue.

I have repeated the ue4-docker build several times, and get the same result. ue4-docker build log.txt chocolatey.log

[bovesan]

ue4-docker build --no-engine --no-full --exclude debug --exclude templates --monitor -basetag ltsc2022 -isolation=process 4.27.2

Azure VM D8as v4 (AMD EPYC 7763)

• LTSC2022 : Passing the git.install step ✅ (don’t remember if failed any vcredist)
• Win11: Passing the git.install step ✅ (but failing vcredist2005, vcredist2008 and vcredist2010)

Annoyingly enough, that Win11 VM is the exact same version as my local machine (which fails):

Kernel Version: 10.0 22000 (22000.1.amd64fre.co_release.210604-1628)
Operating System: Windows 10 Pro Version 2009 (OS Build 22000.376)

It seems I don’t have any local Intel machines compatible with Windows 11.

[slonopotamus]

10.0.17763.2686 Windows 10 LTSC 2019 host (fully updated as of today) + 10.0.17763.2686 Docker image (this is the one you get by ltsc2019 tag as of today) + process isolation = everything works.

@alexgeek WRT your 20H2 issue in #230. 20H2 is going EOL on 2022-05-10, in just a month and a half. I don’t think it worth trying to fix anything on it. Just let it go and switch to a more long-term options.

Currently supported and functional systems with process isolation:

1. Windows Server 2019 + ltsc2019 image
2. Windows 10 LTSC 2019 + ltsc2019 image
3. Windows Server 2022 + ltsc2022 image
4. Windows 11 + ltsc2022 image but only on Intel CPUs

Technically, Windows Server 2016 and Windows 10 LTSB 2016 would also work with ltsc2016 image, but ue4-docker has dropped support for them in https://github.com/adamrehn/ue4-docker/pull/187 (though you might have success with ue4-docker versions older than v0.0.89).