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This issue now targets Windows only, since on Linux and macOS, a thin wrapper around dd has been implemented into writer itself. Writer now calls itself with elevated privileges like so: pkexec env DISPLAY=$DISPLAY XAUTHORITY=$XAUTHORITY ./writer dd <file> <drive>. This thin wrapper can be stopped via stdin and is cleaner than this embedded executable approach.
For Windows, we can consider the following:
Continue with this approach.
Continue with this approach, but instead of rewriting dd, we reuse dd for Windows and call it from the thin wrapper.
Port sudo.go to Windows and then write a dd reimplementation to replace the thin wrapper around dd.
dd
reimplementation in thedd
folder which can be stopped usingstdin
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