I have added a basic MSI project to my VS2010 solution. The VS solution contains several projects. When I include the primary output of some of the projects to my MSI project, the solution builds fine on my machine, but when I check in my code and request a build using TFS then it doesn't build and generates the following error:
C:\Program Files\MSBuild\I nstallShield\20 11\InstallShiel d.targets (68): OutputGroups item "e:\BldTmp\2\My Project\My...
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leila hashemi started a topic Why MSBuild looks for pdb files when it is building an installshield project?in C SharpWhy MSBuild looks for pdb files when it is building an installshield project?
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I have added an IS2011 project to my existing VS2010 solution. My VS solution contains several projects. I have added the primary output of the main project to IS2011. When the IS2011 project builds it sometimes adds the .NET dependencies and sometimes gives warning that cannot find the dependencies. it produces build warning 6248. I spent a lot of time searching for this problem and found the following link on flexera software website but it wasn't... -
Upgrade application using Setup Deployment Project
I have a simple vb.net application that I have created a setup project for.The application is a single exe and uses an app.config filem
My question is, how do I go about upgrading the application whenever I make any updates to my code?
Within the setup project, I see I can set the installer to automatically remove the old version, but I don't really want to do that since it may overlay my custom settings in my app.config....
