On 13-Jul-11 11:18, Roy Chastain wrote:
> Currently I have the InstallCondition for the .MSI set to "1" to
> always force it to run regardless of whether Burn thinks it is
> installed or not. I guess another way to ask the question is, "what
> would make Burn realize that a file, msi, exe etc -
> Hmm, sounds like Burn did not fully rollback the Bundle when your MSI
> failed. In that case, you might want to uninstall the previous Bundle
before
> trying the new one. Also, the Burn log file should show you (during
Detect)
> whether a package was already cached or not.
Yes, the log indicates
Hmm, sounds like Burn did not fully rollback the Bundle when your MSI
failed. In that case, you might want to uninstall the previous Bundle before
trying the new one. Also, the Burn log file should show you (during Detect)
whether a package was already cached or not.
The Package @Compress and @Cac
I have a Burn package with a MSI that is marked as Compressed="yes".
The Cache attribute was left off the MsiPackage element.
I run that copy of Burn and my MSI failed to install (due to errors in
the MSI). The bootstrapper application shows as installed.
I rebuild the Burn package with a new MS
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