Repeating the recommendation: We make subtle changes between major versions
of the WiX toolset that will prevent patches from being built. The same
thing may happen even in bug fixes. Once you ship, stick with that exact
copy of the toolset if at all possible until you can ship a new version of
you
On 3/11/2010 3:10 PM, Anurag Pahwa wrote:
> We've already upgraded the installer sources and built the MSI (using WIX
> 3.0) and wanted to know if we can release a patch (MSP) that targets the MSI
> (built using WIX 2.0). I know we can decide whether to ship it as a patch or
> minor upgrade or a
users] Wix 2.0 to Wix 3.0
Your question doesn't make sense. WiX 2.0 and WiX 3.0 are releases of
the WiX toolset which you use to build MSIs (product installers) - WiX
is not a product installer. To move from one to the other you just
upgrade the WiX toolset on your build machine, fol
Your question doesn't make sense. WiX 2.0 and WiX 3.0 are releases of
the WiX toolset which you use to build MSIs (product installers) - WiX
is not a product installer. To move from one to the other you just
upgrade the WiX toolset on your build machine, following the
instructions with the new rele
Wrote about this a long while ago:
http://robmensching.com/blog/posts/2009/7/7/Tips-on-how-to-upgrade-from-WiX-v2-to-WiX-v3
On Thu, Feb 11, 2010 at 3:28 AM, Pally Sandher wrote:
> Install WiX 3.0 & run WiXCop.exe on your .wxs files to upgrade them to
> the WiX 3.0 schema.
>
> Shouldn't need to do
Install WiX 3.0 & run WiXCop.exe on your .wxs files to upgrade them to
the WiX 3.0 schema.
Shouldn't need to do anything more than that although I would recommend
looking at the things WixCop.exe changes as you could potentially clean
up/tighten your code by removing and/or replacing some things.
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