On 14-Aug-14 17:59, Phill Hogland wrote:
> Variable="vc2013_x86_SP1" Result="state" />
I recommend against using a product code search: If a user has a later
version of the runtime installed, it won't be detected. (The VC runtimes
are almost always major upgrades.)
In fact, I recommend against
A very old post, but in case anyone was wondering, to get the Change
permission on a file share, use the following properties on
FileSharePermission:
GenericWrite="yes"
Traverse="yes"
Delete="yes"
GenericRead="yes"
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I have been using:
or
when it is detected as installed the variable is set to 5, so I install if
less than 5. Seems to work for me.
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I have been using:
Install when the variable is less than 5.
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Hello everyone,
Has anyone had experience in detecting for V C++ 2013 dependency in their
installer? It's doesn't appear to be as easy as it used to be...
Thank you in Advance,
J
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Thanks Phill,
I do not think someone would have been on the TeamCity build machine opening up
files at the times of the failures, so that should rule out that case. We have
a build step that will generate a new Product Code for the product and replace
the one in the WiX projects, but that again
I get this error when the output file (bundle.exe, msipackage.msi, or
library.wixlib, depending on the type of project) is open in another
process, like Orca. So for me it is not random. Is your build process
trying to do something with the prior version of the output file, as the
project is bein
Interesting. Thanks for all your efforts!
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We are randomly get having out WiX builds fail with the following:
[Light] light.exe error LGHT0001: Cannot create a file when that file
already exists.
The log does not indicate what file it is complaining about and I have not
seen any other reports of this error in the groups.
Has anyone seen t
Cool! Sounds a lot like this:
http://robmensching.com/blog/posts/2008/10/10/what-are-.wixlibs-and-why-would-you-use-them/
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I filed a bug with the same root cause last week:
http://wixtoolset.org/issues/4491/. I guess we'll see in the wix-devs
meeting today whether they take my fix into v3.9.
On Thu, Aug 14, 2014 at 8:23 AM, Phill Hogland wrote:
> While reading through the engine.cpp (and related) code, I modified
While reading through the engine.cpp (and related) code, I modified my
implementation to provide a text file in the payload group, so that there
was nothing ambiguous (as there may have been by using the empty
PayloadGroup). (I also discovered the usefulness of reviewing the
bundle-manifest.xml fi
neslekkim
That was it! Thank You.
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Bumdle != Bundle ?
On Thu, Aug 14, 2014 at 2:32 PM, linos wrote:
> In my bundle element I have an attribute Name, I would like to edit this
> during an install after a user has selected which application they would
> like to install. How can I accomplish this task? I tried the following
> bel
In my bundle element I have an attribute Name, I would like to edit this
during an install after a user has selected which application they would
like to install. How can I accomplish this task? I tried the following
below, but no luck.
I took the name WixBundleName from the following link.
htt
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