Thank you for your answer, Rob. Out of curiosity, what problems did you come
across when trying to implement multiple MSI transactions? Is it possible to
make it work for simple scenarios?
This is something critical in our project and we were wondering if it's
worth trying to implement it or if we
Hi,
This is specially dangerous when we are upgrading an existing installation.
If I have several MSI chained and one of them fails, burn rolls back that
one, but leaves the previous MSIs already updated.
Therefore, I might potentially end up with a broken application after
executing the setup.
Thanks!! :-)
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Hi all,
I would like to provide my bootstrapper with functionality to modify the
MSIs chained in the bundle after the first fresh installation.
The problem is that once the MSIs are installed, the bootstrapper detects
them and doesn't run them again.
I took the setup in the wiX 3.6 sources as the
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