There are a number of mysterious things in this log that need more
information to debug. For example:
[170C:1710][2012-09-10T13:43:58]: Detected related
package:{02BA91DA-3C08-45ED-854E-343B5BBDCE40}, scope: PerMachine, version:
2.1.0.0, language: 0 operation: MajorUpgrade
[170C:1710][2012-09-10T13:43:58]: Detected related
package:{02BA91DA-3C08-45ED-854E-343B5BBDCE40}, scope: PerMachine, version:
2.1.0.0, language: 0 operation: Downgrade
What is this related package? Why is it both and upgrade and a downgrade?
Are you sharing an UpgradeCode across MSIs or something?
[170C:1710][2012-09-10T13:43:58]: Detected related
bundle:{c7b317c5-8468-4316-be7f-044b329ffcd8}, type: Upgrade, scope:
PerMachine, version: 1.1.0.0, operation: None
What is this related bundle? Your scenario didn't discuss 1.1.0.0... is
this left over from a previous bundle install?
I agree that the issue sounds to be dependents:
[170C:1710][2012-09-10T13:43:58]: Will not uninstall package: ClientUpdate,
found dependents: 1
[170C:1710][2012-09-10T13:43:58]: Found dependent:
{c7b317c5-8468-4316-be7f-044b329ffcd8}, name: Installer
ClientUpdate seems okay. Why was Fido missing its dependency. Did the Fido
ProductCode change between bundles?
My best guess is dirty machine or strange rebuild but it is kinda'
mysterious. Seeing the different bundles may make it clearer. Simplifying
the repro may help as well.
On Thu, Sep 13, 2012 at 1:38 AM, Miss Parker <caisa.westl...@gmail.com>wrote:
> I'm bumping this thread since I really need help with this problem.
>
> In a nutshell, the question is this:
>
> *During an upgrade, what can cause that one of the /unchanged/ msi's won't
> get the new bundle id registered as a dependency in the registry, which
> makes Burn wanting to uninstall it?*
>
> This is pretty much the gist. Hopefully one of the Burn developers can give
> me some insight....
>
> //Caisa
>
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