Thank you for the missing link, I am now able to detect this as I
wanted.
I have a new problem though. When the upgraded/new version of
bootstrapper is invoked through the Update command, I am running into an
issue where the app is trying to see what version it is by using
Assembly/FileVersionInfo, but it is looking for its files in the wrong
place (C:\Users\x\AppData\Local\Package Cache\) as opposed to
(C:\ProgramData\Package Cache) and is causing a
System.IO.FileNotFoundException.
Can anyone explain why it can't find itself? I've tried toggling the
Cache="yes" property but nothing changes.
=====Details=====
v1.0.73 Installed. Exists: C:\ProgramData\Package
Cache\{971e0d36-1c42-4eca-a6ee-4804edcc83eb}\MyApp.exe
v1.0.73 Change, Update.... v1.0.74 Launched:
This gets created, but is empty: C:\Users\dirt\AppData\Local\Package
Cache\{971e0d36-1c42-4eca-a6ee-4804edcc83eb}
System.FileNotFoundException: C:\Users\dirt\AppData\Local\Package
Cache\{971e0d36-1c42-4eca-a6ee-4804edcc83eb}\MyApp.exe
=================
Thanks,
-dirt
On 2013-10-14 10:35, Hoover, Jacob wrote:
> The engine is going to have "burn.related.upgrade" passed as a
> command line option, but as that is an internal burn parameter it
> won't get passed to your BA. The engine does set
> pCommand->relationType = BOOTSTRAPPER_RELATION_UPGRADE;
>
> Take a look at Command.Relation.
>
> -----Original Message-----
> From: dirt [mailto:d...@awoms.com]
> Sent: Monday, October 14, 2013 9:21 AM
> To: wix-users@lists.sourceforge.net
> Subject: Re: [WiX-users] Upgrade confusion
>
> When a bootstrapper v1.0.1 downloads and installs an update (v1.0.2)
> it logs "Automatically closing the window since update successful" and
> opens the v1.0.2 bootstrapper with this in the log at the top:
>
> "This bundle is being run by a related bundle as type 'Update'."
>
> From what I can tell in the logs, when the v1.0.2 is opened it is
> treated just like a normal run; the Action is "Install".
>
>
> Is there any built-in way to detect when a bootstrapper is ran as type
> 'Update'?
>
>
> The only way I see how to do this currently would be to store
> something
> in the registry at the shutdown of v1 that v2 reads to know that it
> should automatically continue to the Install portion.
>
> Thanks,
> -dirt
>
> On 2013-10-11 15:58, dirt wrote:
>> How am I to detect that the bootstrapper has been invoked via an
>> Update
>> and thus should suppress the UI and auto-invoke the Install sequence?
>>
>> I dont see anything when comparing the 1.0.1 and 1.0.2 logs to
>> indicate
>> that an Update could be detected. There is one line at the top of the
>> v1.0.2 log: i003: This bundle is being run by a related bundle as
>> type
>> 'Update'.
>>
>> But in DetectBegin the CustomBA.Model.Bootstrapper.Command.Action is
>> "Install", when I would expect it to be "UpdateReplace".
>>
>> =====
>> Using Burn v3.8.1007.0.
>> PID is *.
>> Version Build is incremented on each build.
>> =====
>>
>> v1.0.1 Installed
>> v1.0.1 Change launched from ARP, Update clicked, v1.0.2 downloaded
>> and
>> ExecutePackageComplete is success, v1.0.1 is exited automatically
>> v1.0.2 Is auto opened, but instead of detecting it is an update and
>> auto installing, it appears in the logs that the bootstrapper and
>> MyApp
>> are detected as Absent and it sits at the UI waiting for you to click
>> Install.
>>
>> Thanks,
>> -dirt
>>
>> On 2013-10-11 11:57, dirt wrote:
>>> Thank you for the clarification.
>>>
>>> I have made progress and here is an updated scenario, I am not sure
>>> why
>>> the update is not auto-installing but instead waiting for me to
>>> click
>>> Install (at step 2)
>>>
>>> =====
>>> Product ID = *
>>> Product UpgradeCode = 029B...BD97
>>> Bootstrapper UpgradeCode = f031...56b3
>>> =====
>>>
>>> 1) Install Bootstrapper v1.0.1
>>>
>>> 2) Run Add/Remove Programs > Change, Launches v1.0.1 UI, Click
>>> Update
>>>
>>> Update downloads, runs, appears to install and close the original UI
>>> (v1.0.1) and opens the new UI (v1.0.2)
>>>
>>> UI shows new version and shows as "Not Installed" with the Install
>>> option enabled.
>>>
>>> =====
>>> This bundle is being run by a related bundle as type 'Update'.
>>> DetectBegin: Not Installed
>>> Detected package: MyApp, state: Absent
>>> DetectComplete: DetectedAbsent
>>> =====
>>>
>>> ***a) Why does it not Auto Install? It is triggered by 'Update' yet
>>> waits for me to click Install.***
>>>
>>> 3) Click Install: Installs MyApp
>>>
>>> v1.0.2 is installed successfully
>>>
>>> v1.0.1 ui is opened again automatically (this time appears to be
>>> hidden)
>>>
>>> 4) v1.0.2 UI shows as Complete.
>>>
>>> Add/Remove programs shows new v1.0.2 is installed.
>>> =====
>>>
>>> Thanks,
>>> -dirt
>>>
>>> On 2013-10-10 19:08, Phill Hogland wrote:
>>>> For MajorUpgrade behavior you must change both the Product ID and
>>>> the
>>>> version. The UpgradeCode should remain unchanged. Also the
>>>> version
>>>> of the
>>>> MSI must change in the first three quad-dots. The version of the
>>>> bundle can
>>>> be changed in any part of the version string.
>>>>
>>>> http://wixtoolset.org/documentation/manual/v3/howtos/updates/major_upgrade.html
>>>>
>>>> I would set the Id="*" and increment the Build portion of the
>>>> version
>>>> string
>>>> (Major.Minor.Build.Revision) to achieve what you are trying to do.
>>>>
>>>>
>>>>
>>>> --
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