Blair wrote:
> BTW, unless your condition is in the "MainExecutable" component you may want
> to try not putting any children in your PatchFamily element. If PatchFamily
> is empty it checks everything for inclusion. Otherwise it filters to only
> include what is in that list.
>
Having originall
Blair wrote:
> First, what was your commandline to pyro? You have to match the @Id of your
> PatchBaseline element to the wixmst you supply from torch in your pyro
> commandline (e.g. "-t Sample sample.wixmst"). Also your commandline to torch
> should include "-p".
>
> Also, between your baseline a
First, what was your commandline to pyro? You have to match the @Id of your
PatchBaseline element to the wixmst you supply from torch in your pyro
commandline (e.g. "-t Sample sample.wixmst"). Also your commandline to torch
should include "-p".
Also, between your baseline and your upgraded you sho
Blair wrote
>
> If you have a lot of customers you will probably be better off
> distributing
> an MSP file which can be run right from your web site instead of requiring
> a
> special command-line like a minor upgrade MSI will.
Cheers, this seems the best solution as it has been distributed a b
: Tuesday, October 13, 2009 2:36 PM
To: General discussion for Windows Installer XML toolset.
Subject: Re: [WiX-users] Installer screw up
I have also had a similar experience with a third party MSI, which we fixed
by editing the cached copy.
The other option you could try is writing a Minor Upgrade for
the package. Because it is not doing an
uninstall (as a major upgrade would) it should replace the cached MSI.
Michael
From: Rob Hamflett [...@snsys.com]
Sent: Wednesday, 14 October 2009 2:50 AM
To: wix-users@lists.sourceforge.net
Subject: Re: [WiX-users
We had something like this but managed to catch it after it had gone to only
one customer. The
installer we gave them had a condition that prevented it from being
uninstalled. I had to install
it locally and find the cached copy. You can either do this by searching the
Windows folder or
lo
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