I am having a similar problem, where during a major upgrade
MigrateFeatureStates is setting features that are not actually already
installed to Local. My product has the option to install any of 4 features,
with two defaulting to Local each with a must have subfeature.
<Property Id="INSTALLLEVEL" Value="100" />
<Feature Id="Feature1" Level="1">
<Feature Id="Feature1A" Level="1" Display="hidden" InstallDefault="
followParent">
<ComponentGroupRef Id="ComponentGroup1A" />
</Feature>
<Feature Id="Feature1B" Level="999”>
<ComponentGroupRef Id="ComponentGroup1B" />
</Feature>
</Feature>
<Feature Id="Feature2" Level="1">
<Feature Id="Feature2A" Level="1" Display="hidden" InstallDefault="
followParent">
<ComponentGroupRef Id="ComponentGroup2A" />
</Feature>
<Feature Id="Feature2B" Level="999”>
<ComponentGroupRef Id="ComponentGroup2B" />
</Feature>
</Feature>
<Feature Id="Feature3" Level="999">
<Condition Level="0">(NOT IISMAJORVERSION) AND (NOT REMOVE)</Condition
>
<ComponentGroupRef Id="ComponentGroup3" />
</Feature>
<Feature Id="Feature4" Level="999">
<Condition Level="0">(NOT IISMAJORVERSION) AND (NOT REMOVE)</Condition
>
<ComponentGroupRef Id="ComponentGroup4" />
</Feature>
NOTE: IIS is not installed but I expect that does not affect this example.
If I install the product and only select Feature1, Feature1 and Feature1A
are installed as expected. However during a major upgrade with
MigrateFeatures, it seems to think Feature2 is installed as well (but
not Feature2A which it has as Advertise). Feature3 and Feature4 as
exepected are not acted upon in MigrateFeatureStates as they were not
installed previously.
Action ended 18:15:01: CostFinalize. Return value 1.
MSI (c) (98:1C) [18:15:01:428]: Doing action: MigrateFeatureStates
Action 18:15:01: MigrateFeatureStates. Migrating feature states from related
applications
Action start 18:15:01: MigrateFeatureStates.
MSI (c) (98:1C) [18:15:01:428]: Migrating feature settings from product(s)
'{3D25093F-AAB3-4486-B5A4-3FE4981E9A90}'
MSI (c) (98:1C) [18:15:01:428]: MigrateFeatureStates: based on existing
product, setting feature 'Feature1' to 'Local' state.
MSI (c) (98:1C) [18:15:01:522]: MigrateFeatureStates: based on existing
product, setting feature 'Feature1A' to 'Local' state.
MSI (c) (98:1C) [18:15:01:600]: MigrateFeatureStates: based on existing
product, setting feature 'Feature2' to 'Local' state.
MSI (c) (98:1C) [18:15:01:616]: MigrateFeatureStates: based on existing
product, setting feature 'Feature2A' to 'Advertise' state.
Action ended 18:15:01: MigrateFeatureStates. Return value 1.
Here is my sequence for reference:
ShowError -3
ShowCancel -2
ShowSuccess -1
AppSearch 100
FindRelatedProducts 101
LaunchConditions (NOT (REMOVE="ALL")) 102
ValidateProductID 700
CostInitialize 800
FileCost 900
CostFinalize 1000
MigrateFeatureStates 1200
DTFCustomActionThatReliesOnFeatureStates (NOT (REMOVE="ALL")) 1201
I have a few question regarding this:
1. Why does it think Feature2 is installed?
2. Why does it have Feature2A as Advertise (I would expect Absent)
3. Once I get this working I'll need my DTF custom action to check the
states. Does MigrateFeatureStates set the FeatureInfo.CurrentState or
FeatureInfo.RequestState or both?
Thanks!
Shawn
On Mon, Apr 27, 2009 at 12:47 PM, Dale Quigg <da...@messagegate.com> wrote:
> >> Dale Quigg wrote:
> >> Running a verbose log during upgrade shows that FindRelatedProducts
> >> is working.
> >
> > Bob Arnson wrote:
> > What's logged for MigrateFeatureStates?
>
> Thanks Bob,
>
> There was no entry in the log for MigrateFeatureStates.
>
> It looks like this was a "problem encountered between keyboard and chair"
> in that I think I hadn't invoked my lastest built .msi.
>
> Thanks anyway.
> Dale
>
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