Hi,
Is it possible to use the git hash as last part of the version tag?
I want to use "x.x.x.$hex" but only integer are allowed.
Thanks for your help.
Best regards,
Joerg
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Hello, Rob,
Can you please explain why RemotePayload is not allowed to be on MsiPackage
and MspPackage?
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I have a VS 2010 Solution that I recently move to a different development
machine (it was initially developed on a Windows 7 - 32-bit machine). It is
a SharpSetup 1.6 Solution (which is a C++ Bootstrapper that uses C# Projects
to provide a complete wrapper for WIX installers). My solution contains
IIRC, RemotePayload does not provide all the metadata necessary to represent an
MsiPackage/MspPackage.
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From: Andrey [mail
On 05-Aug-14 04:36, Tobias S wrote:
> Here working with "Satelite MSIs" or duplicating the installer logic across
> several MSIs or transforming an MSI seems not the first choice...
It depends. You can still have a single source. Seems preferable to me
than transforms.
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2014-08-07 8:43 GMT+01:00 Weissbecker.j :
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> Is it possible to use the git hash as last part of the version tag?
>
> I want to use "x.x.x.$hex" but only integer are allowed.
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> Thanks for your help.
>
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No, you can only use decimal numbers from 0 to 65535 in each component of
the version.
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