Rainer Meier wrote:
Hi Kevin,
Kevin Keane wrote:
I am trying to create a package that removes several individual MSIs.
Based on the documention, I was under the impression that I'd simply
have to add multiple <remove> tags to the package. But when I do that,
processing stops after the first successful remove action (it continues
only if the action returns an error code).
It's entirely correct that WPKG should always continue with the next command.
I've verified the loop "continue" instruction of cscript and then I made a small
test using the following package definition:
That's interesting. Now it works for me, too...
In the meantime I had actually reworked my package into individual
dependent packages to work around this problem, and unfortunately didn't
keep the original XML. And when I recreated the original version, it
suddenly worked as expected. I'll do some more experimenting to try and
reproduce the problem. It might be related to dependencies.
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