On Sat, Mar 27, 2010 at 4:28 PM, Sune Foldager <sune.folda...@me.com> wrote:
> On 27-03-2010 21:31, Adrian Buehlmann wrote:
>> No I didn't. I didn't say it is out of discussion. I just tried to say
>> that this point is somewhat moot, as we (Steve and I) have decided to
>> not support minor upgrades anyway. If we have to pretend everywhere that
>> we do so, then we needlessly complicate things for no good reason.
>
> Ok, I must have misunderstood you, then.
>
>> In that sense, it is out of scope of *this thread*. If you want to
>> reopen that discussion with Steve, please do so. What I say is that I'm
>> not keen on revisiting that discussion at this point. That's where *I*
>> choose not to "contribute".
>
> Hey, I was responsible for this thread, don't I get a say in what the
> scope is?
>
>> But given your questions about WiX on IRC, I would at least expect that
>> you do some rtfm first yourself, instead of trying to talk me down on
>> IRC about a design issue we have already decided for the MSI installer.
>
> I didn't talk you down (whatever that means), I described the potential
> reasons we could have for not changing the GUIDs. Where do you get this
> from? And no, please don't post an IRC log.
>
>> So this is clearly not a solo project. Despite you trying to misrepresent it 
>> as that,
>
> Clearly not. It's was irony.
>
>> apparently because you don't get what you want.
>
> Well, I often do... at least when what I want is the better solution,
> and that's of course always up for debate. Anyway, in this case I merely
> wished to discuss the pros and cons.
>
>> My changes you questioned are touching files that were generated by
>> heat. If we run heat again, you will get new component id's anyway.
>
> Indeed, but Steve already told me that he didn't plan on re-running heat
> again (and I think I asked him about that one for the same reason as I
> asked you about this), so I didn't consider that as an option.
>
>> The problem is, these files are almost impossible to maintain as is. I tried
>> to improve that.
>
> And that you did, no question about it. The question I tried to raise
> was if the potential trade offs were acceptable.

I'm perfectly fine with the direction Adrian is taking the WiX scripts
on the default branch.  They are more maintainable in their current
form, and I have no intention of trying to support minor upgrades.
Minor upgrades are not terribly interesting for us, and place too many
restrictions on our development.  It's not something I have a lot of
interest in re-investigating.

--
Steve Borho

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