Writing documentation required a depth of knowledge which I don't presently
have. The WiX documentation suffers from presuming the user already has a
deep understanding.
Take a look at "Fundamental Tools and Concepts". There's NOTHING there!
No concepts at all! It's nothing more than a list of
If you'd like to help us improve the documentation, that would be great.
Unfortunately, we don't always think of every use case possible. The WiX
toolset is extremely powerful so the space to document is pretty large.
On Mon, Jun 17, 2013 at 12:55 PM, Tad Carlucci wrote:
> Actually, I was able t
Actually, I was able to do a web search and find a Very Old example of how
to handle upgrades which actually described what why each XML clause was
needed, and what it did. To bad the so-called documentation doesn't do
that!
I'll show what I came up with for the Basic case, so far.
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Yes, there are three different upgrade guids already. At this point I have it
so I can install all three versions and they'll upgrade
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> Subject: [WiX-users] How to handle multiple versions
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> Can someone point me in the direction to reach this goal:
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> My requirement is for three flavors of the application: Lite, Basic, and
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Subject: [WiX-users] How to handle multiple versions
Can someone point me in the direction to reach this goal:
My requirement is for three flavors of the application: Lite, Basi
Can someone point me in the direction to reach this goal:
My requirement is for three flavors of the application: Lite, Basic, and
Premium; each released as a separate MSI package.
The user can only move up the chain. For example, if the Basic is
installed, Lite cannot be installed. If, in the
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