You could also split your optional features into separate MSIs and use Burn to
control their installation behaviour, which may be easier in the long run than
trying to fight what windows installer is intended to do. You would probably
need a custom BA though.
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> Subject: Re: [WiX-users] WIX : Upgrade Issue
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Subject: Re: [WiX-users] WIX : Upgrade Issue
Regarding the "wrong custom action" issue: there have been problems in that
area with managed custom actions where the uninstall part of the upgrade runs
first, loading the assembly for that ol
Regarding the "wrong custom action" issue: there have been problems in
that area with managed custom actions where the uninstall part of the
upgrade runs first, loading the assembly for that older custom action.
When the new install runs and the loading code comes to load the new
assembly the runti
Hi John,
Thanks for the reply.The upgrade used to work well previously..Also i am
sure, that the changes that was done later on, does not break the upgrade.
I already have your suggested approach #2 implemented when the major upgrade
was implemented.
I have a custom action which takes a backup o
If no modifications to the config files have been made since they have been
installed, they will be deleted with your upgrade scheduling before the upgrade
install.
You can: 1) tweak the timestamp on the config file(s) so they are preserved;
or 2) have a custom action read the file data to be
Your assembly is not loading. There could be a myriad of reasons causing
that. You'll need to debug the assembly loading issue first. Searching the
internet should give you the tools to debug assembly load failures.
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