Brian:
> Looking at the beginning of the thread, I think what Richard
> meant initially is that if everyone always moved to the latest
> version (bonus for testing with RC and DP versions) then
> regressions would probably be spotted fairly quickly
Yes, using the latest LC version is, shall
Looking at the beginning of the thread, I think what Richard meant initially is
that if everyone always moved to the latest version (bonus for testing with RC
and DP versions) then regressions would probably be spotted fairly quickly
since a vast surface area of the engine would be tested at
Richard:
> Two very different scenarios. What you describe is what I often
> see Panos and others deliver in the course of resolving reports,
> identifying the source of origin of a bug.
And now three different scenarios! Not at all what I described.
> For us, if we encounter a bug all we
Curry Kenworthy wrote:
> Richard:
>
> > Testing in older versions is a nice-to-have.
> > Testing in the version the team is currently working on
> > is a must-have.
>
> Catchy, but potentially self-defeating. This will catch the most
> obvious bugs (and we already have that) but for
Richard:
> Testing in older versions is a nice-to-have.
> Testing in the version the team is currently working on
> is a must-have.
Catchy, but potentially self-defeating. This will catch the most obvious
bugs (and we already have that) but for regressions we need comparison,
and that
By the way IT departments can useMicrosoft System Center Configuration
Manager (SCCM) to deploy EXE files on their Windows computers.
An executable will then be pushed to the computer and eventually be
forced installed if needed. Were i do my daily job, they use it too.
Op 18-5-2019 om
Ok i'm not aware of that either.
But i totally agree, for end users it has to be a one click and go, as
simple as it can be.
But it counts for any platform. Making an installer for us developers-->
Windows=easy, Macos=gets difficult but is doable, Linux=Even more
difficult (but i found
On Sat, May 18, 2019 at 4:23 AM JJS via use-livecode <
use-livecode@lists.runrev.com> wrote:
> Nope, i use Inno Setup Compiler. It's free and very easy
As do I. But MSI is much easier for IT departments to roll out to all of
the computers at their organization. Or so I’m told by the people in
i use this which works ok on windows but hangs on Macos(when clicking
the red x, it works when going to quit via the menu, i don't know why)
if the environment is "standalone application" then
if the platform is "Win32" then
--added /T and /F, /T Terminates process and any child
Nope, i use Inno Setup Compiler. It's free and very easy
Op 17-5-2019 om 19:17 schreef Trevor DeVore via use-livecode:
Hi all,
I'm wondering about being able to create MSI installers for applications
built with Levure. The goal is to help IT departments easily install and
update an application
Curry Kenworthy wrote:
> Richard:
>
> >> This is why I do my daily work in the latest available build, and
> >> encourage others to do the same.
>
> Paul:
>
> > I completely agree.
>
> "Latest build" is a nice catchy meme, repeated fairly often but like
> many memes very incomplete and
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