<msi> does not create the Upgrade table necessary for the upgradecode to have any affect. I got around this by manually creating the table with the following code:
<tables>
<table name="Upgrade">
<columns>
<column name="UpgradeCode"
nullable="false" category="GUID"
key="true" />
<column name="VersionMin"
nullable="true" category="Text"
key="true" />
<column name="VersionMax"
nullable="true" category="Text"
key="true" />
<column name="Language"
nullable="true" category="Text"
key="true" />
<column name="Attributes"
nullable="false" category="Integer"
key="true" />
<column name="Remove"
nullable="true" category="Formatted"
key="false" />
<column name="ActionProperty"
nullable="false"
category="Identifier" key="false" />
</columns>
<rows>
<row>
<columns>
<column
name="UpgradeCode" value="${ucode}" />
<column
name="VersionMin" value="" />
<column
name="VersionMax" value="${proj.version}" />
<column
name="Language" value="" />
<column
name="Attributes" value="512" />
<column
name="Remove" value="" />
<column
name="ActionProperty"
value="PREVIOUSVERSIONSINSTALLED" />
</columns>
</row>
<row>
<columns>
<column
name="UpgradeCode" value="${ucode}" />
<column
name="VersionMin" value="${proj.version}" />
<column
name="VersionMax" value="" />
<column
name="Language" value="" />
<column
name="Attributes" value="256" />
<column
name="Remove" value="" />
<column
name="ActionProperty" value="NEWERPRODUCTFOUND" />
</columns>
</row>
</rows>
</table>
</tables>
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-a
"condensing fact from the vapor of nuance"
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