(Note that I have some lines commented out that I didn't need. Your deployment may be different.)

Thanks for this, we do something similar but probably much less effectively.

Are your preference settings now bypassing the wizard completely? Eg. user opens app, signs in and thats all?

Would be great, we still guide users through the setup "next, next, next" 
*prompts for plugins to install*, *admin window appears*, cancel (because they are already installed via postinstall script), next, next

Pretty annoying experience for everyone involved

Agree, pretty annoying experience. I've passed feedback along to Extensis.

And yes, this key will skip the setup wizard completely.

defaults write com.extensis.SuitcaseFusion showFirstLaunchWizard 0

Hi all, has anyone figured out a way for non-admin users to update/install plugins?  Our users are non-admin, and so can't sudo.  Running script as root will fail, because the command is looking to update config files in the logged in user's library.

I feel like dropping the below into a the postinstall script works to install plugins, it's what we've been doing.

"/Applications/Connect Fonts.app/Contents/Resources/plugin-installer" --install-all

with 2 considerations though:

- We make sure users have Adobe CC + the apps they use installed first (InDesign, AfterEffects etc)

- The first time launch assistant seems to still prompt that there are "new plugins to install" regardless, but we have users cancel this because they are already installed with the app.

But would test and confirm yourself to be sure

That seems to handle initial deployment (albeit not ideal), still working out best method to have the script available for the users to run on demand after the fact

Yes see above. I'm running the 2nd script as a LaunchAgent on login. And I can confirm that even though the plugins are installed, users are still prompted. This unfortunately also happens on ANY upgrade, even after running their install command. We are going to have to prompt users to hit "no". 

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Here's my LaunchAgent which goes in /Library/LaunchAgents/com.company.connectfontsprefs.plist and calls the script.

I have fought to get this working. I managed to get all dialogs to disappear except for the tooltips, which still appear for some users. The proper syntax seems to be the following:

#!/bin/zsh

# Rename the application in case it's still called Suitcase Fusion
mv "/Applications/Suitcase Fusion.app" "/Applications/Connect Fonts.app"

# Unquarantine the application from GateKeeper
xattr -dr com.apple.quarantine "/Applications/Connect Fonts.app"

# Uninstall obsolete plugins and install new plugins
"/Applications/Connect Fonts.app/Contents/Resources/plugin-installer" --uninstall-obsolete

"/Applications/Connect Fonts.app/Contents/Resources/plugin-installer" --install-all

# Suppress messages and updates
defaults write com.extensis.SuitcaseFusion SUEnableAutomaticChecks -bool NO

defaults write com.extensis.SuitcaseFusion SUAutomaticallyUpdate -bool NO

defaults write com.extensis.SuitcaseFusion SUHasLaunchedBefore -bool YES

defaults write com.extensis.SuitcaseFusion suppressProductivityTips -bool YES

defaults write com.extensis.SuitcaseFusion showFirstLaunchWizard -bool NO

defaults write com.extensis.SuitcaseFusion PluginLastVersionChecked -string "25.0.1.11288"

defaults write com.extensis.SuitcaseFusion SavedEULAHash -string "Tk0iQiltNlNrRLLLErzbb3kAiwTRey5EXj/+ZfLLJiY="