I've just tried installing AI 21.2.2. I didn't see an option to choose the install location, nor the choice that you used to get, to either install alongside or replace the previous version. I looked in the program files folder as it was installing, and it seemed to be deleting files from the progra...
I've found that signing can be done with KeyLocker-hosted EV certificates, without specifying a custom signing tool or using Advanced Installer >=21.0. If you set up the DigiCert KSP library as per the DigiCert documentation, and store your credentials for accessing your certificate in the Windows C...
Advanced Installer 20.9.1 is now online: https://www.advancedinstaller.com/download.html Please let us know if you have any issues with the prerequisites. The "Folder" setting for a URL-based prerequisite still seems to be ignored. The file is downloaded to a folder name based on the PrereqKey of t...
As per the user guide here , I've tried putting "WebView2?MicrosoftEdgeWebview2Setup.exe" in the "Folder" field for the prerequisite, but it doesn't work. Actually it seems to be ignoring the Folder setting entirely, which is also a change from 20.1. In 20.1, it would download the prerequisite insta...
I have a custom prerequisite set up for MS WebView2, with the URL https://go.microsoft.com/fwlink/p/?LinkId=2124703 . This is Microsoft's permalink that redirects to the latest version of the WebView2 runtime. It currently does a 301 redirect to https://msedge.sf.dl.delivery.mp.microsoft.com/filestr...
It's great to have this available as a predefined prerequisite, but as of AI 20.1, it needs some tweaks to work correctly. On install, it fails with a CRC error if you chose the "download from URL" option. I think Microsoft frequently changes the file that's on the end of that URL. The Integrity Che...
Hi Catalin. Let me see if I can explain. In the XML web.config file of any .NET web application, you will likely have an <assemblyBinding> section that contains version information about external libraries (assemblies) that the application depends on, similar to this: <runtime> <assemblyBinding xmln...
I know I'm reviving an old thread here, but I think the issue in the original post is still a problem and there ought to be a better answer to it. Any ASP.NET MVC or ASP.NET web API application is going to need to update the contents of the <assemblyBinding> web.config section when doing an upgrade,...
I was able to solve this problem in the end by manually editing the .aip file to insert a new component entry, and link the resource to it instead of the old component.
I can drag-and-drop it to a different component, but that doesn't solve my problem because I don't have another component that I want to apply exactly the same conditions and attributes to. If I could manually create a new component, then I could move it there. I can't find a way to add a component ...
I have a component, called "Web.config", which contains two resources: A web.config file, and a web.config XML transform. I want to split them so the two resources are in separate components, because I now want to apply different conditions to each. How can I do this? I can't figure it out. When I r...
My emails with files to reproduce the issue keep getting bounced due to size limits exceeded. So it doesn't look like I can send you complete installers to reproduce the issue. I have now emailed some project files that should hopefully allow you to reproduce the issue, if you build them in AI 17.9 ...
