Considering local internal changes to WiX a competitive advantage seems
indicative of a marginal business plan at best.
More likely is the opposite. If I were to modify it for internal use I would
have no idea how to get authorization to do so, and nobody would be willing to
figure it out.
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On 11/20/2013 8:52 AM, John Ludlow wrote:
> The only reason I can see not to do this is because it depends on
> proprietary code, which either has no use outside your environment, or is
> considered part of your own product and can't be distributed.
Or if you think the changes are so awesome you w
If you modify WiX itself, then I'd argue that it's actually in your best
interest to contribute the changes back anyway, regardless of whether you
distribute those binaries. That way, they can be included in future
versions of WiX and you don't have to re-apply the changes every time you
upgrade th
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