Tanikella, Rajanikanth (SCR US) wrote:
> Regarding that undefined behavior, what I'm seeing is that candle
> warnings about component id length are becoming errors reported by light
> as duplicate component ids. They are duplicate components because in
> the wixobj file the id fields are empty. A
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> Tanikel
rrent
hunch based on the clues.
Thanks again for the insights!
Raj
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Tanikella, Rajanikanth (SCR US) wrote:
> Which leads to the next question: What might be the downside of not
> heeding this warning?
Undefined behavior.
> So far I haven't seen Ids that are non-unique
> within their first 72 characters.
Then truncate as 72 and you'll get duplicate ID errors
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Tanikella, Rajanikanth (SCR US) wrote:
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Tanikella, Rajanikanth (SCR US) wrote:
> The question is: As heat encounters identically named files it gives
> them unique Component Ids. If it is run multiple times, does heat
> consistently arrive at the same ids each time it is run?
>
No, which is why Heat is advertised as a one-time tool
Hello All,
I'm using WiX 3 to package a product. The build puts all the build
results (binaries, config files, help files, etc) into a deployment
directory which is harvested. By heat. That deployment directory has a
number of subdirectories, at least two of which have the same name
(Deployment
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