Is there any way of creating a set of patches that are mutually exclusive? I have software that has two patches A and B. Now If the software has patch A installed it is to prevent install of B. I get this by sequencing A after B and marking A to supersede B (now if you uninstall patch A it would apply B I am fine with that). However I need to also ensure that if they installed B first that they cannot install A. The sequence mentioned before is directly opposite that and will allow for A to patch over B. I was contemplating writing some sort of custom action to do this logic check but wasn't sure if there was something I am overlooking in the sequencing or patching in general. Can anyone help me? Am I left to write some custom action to detect this scenario and prevent it myself?
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