On 17-Apr-13 15:52, jhennessey wrote:
> "bind.assemblyPublicKeyToken" -> "bind.assemblyPublicKeyTokenPreservedCase"
> "bind.assemblyFullName" -> "bind.assemblyFullNamePreservedCase"
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> Agree?
No objections.
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Ok, based on the feedback we'll keep the current values the same and add some
new ones (I'll be sure to update the documentation as this will be a little
confusing).
Here's my suggestion for the new variables (again the original will not be
removed):
"bind.assemblyPublicKeyToken" -> "bind.assembly
IIRC, the uppercasing addresses a bug in Fusion. If we don't do that, some
GAC'ing will start failing. Plus, patching will go screwy if we change our
mind mid-backwards compatible releases.
On Tue, Apr 16, 2013 at 5:48 PM, Bob Arnson wrote:
> On 12-Apr-13 15:56, jhennessey wrote:
> > That all
On 12-Apr-13 15:56, jhennessey wrote:
> That all being said, my gut tells me I should just introduce new binder
> variables (without the conversion). I could also just remove the call
> "ToUpperInvariant()" but have to believe there is some reason it exists.
Agreed, there's probably a reason. :) A
Another option...fix the binder variables so they contain the correct values
and keep the upper invariant for the MsiAssembly table just in case.
(Note that the WiX documentation examples actually show the values with
lowercase letters as you would expect.)
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In the past I have tried to use some of the assembly binder variables but
couldn't because PublicKeyToken is converted to the upper invariant in the
binder (which makes it useless when adding the full assembly name into say a
config file).
I am going to fix this but want to make sure I don't caus
