the GAC because assembly identity is more than just file name
and version. Why is the date of a file so important compared to File Version or
Assembly Version to identify a particular incarnation of a binary?
Phil
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From: Lu, Jie (Ruth) [mailto:ruth...@intergraph.com]
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ers in
> > GAC and uninstall through control panel follows non-UI
> > uninstallation
> >
> > I know 2 is by design. If a user selects uninstall from ARP, then
> > they
shouldn't go into maintenance mode with an option to repair/etc. I don'
tall does not remove folders in GAC
> and uninstall through control panel follows non-UI uninstallation
>
> I know 2 is by design. If a user selects uninstall from ARP, then they
> shouldn't go into maintenance mode with an option to repair/etc. I don't use
> the GAC s
Thanks for replying.
Both Creation time and Modification time of the dlls show the installation date
instead of package/build time.
Ruth
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From: Blair Murri [mailto:os...@live.com]
Sent: Thursday, June 27, 2013 6:42 PM
To: General discussion for Windows Installer XML to
Hi,
We got an issue about wix installation:
We installed our dlls into GAC. The timestamp of dlls show the installation
date instead of package/build date, which will cause the future problems of our
product. Is there any way to keep the package time?
Thanks
Ruth
Hi,
I got a couple of problems of wix uninstall:
1. Our dlls are installed in GAC. When we upgrade to .Net 4.5, uninstall
remove the dlls in the GAC, but still left the empty folders there, is it a
bug? Is there any way to remove the folder also? In .Net 4.0, there is no such
problem (
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