If you give the Bundle a "Name" it registers itself in ARP. To do that, it
caches the executable so it is available for repair and uninstall.
There are still some trickier bugs where if things go wrong the ARP
registration remains even though it should have been removed. As a result,
it is very ea
I was testing a bootstrapper package this afternoon and when I happened
to look at the Add/Remove programs, I found about 8 copies of the
bootstrapper installed. What was more surprising was that I could run
uninstall on each one.
This seems like very strange behavior. This implies that the
boot
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