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Then (yes) manually add the dependencies you identified above.īTW, unsure if this matters - I started the whole process by importing a VS 2010 install project using ISLE ( ISLE menu -> Visual Studio Deployment Project Import Wizard). I unchecked them so I could get rid of the -6248 warning which is really odd because IMHO it should be a fatal error in the build - How can this install/setup possibly work if it's missing dependencies? A warning continues the build, yet it will never work! You will see the dependencies you will have to manually add, indicated by a red icon Scan for dependencies - right click project primary output, select Dependencies from scan at build My fix (if there is a better way, please provide answer). This issue DID NOT exist with the built-in Setup and Deployment Project we've had since VS 2005.Īgreed on comment regarding bonehead MS move. ISLE cannot identify the proper dependencies - and I don't agree with the previous answer. I am now horribly experiencing the "missing dlls" (forget wrong dlls, they're not even in the intall folder, excuse the colorful langauge but WTF?!!) issue. Yes, I can officially call ISLE shoddy indeed. Not prepared to call it shoddy though, it does have some nice(r) candy - even the "limited" version. Yes, I agree, if it can't even do parity with VS2010 and below setup and deployment projects ease of use, then its one of those yet-another-learning-curve that devs have to deal with (waste of time). I'm not sure if this solves the "wrong dlls" issue (I haven't gone through that pain.) but the suggestion to check on the project outputs could help.the above did fix my issues. your install project depends on the source project (obviously, but since this tool doesn't "know" it needs some help). even if the order "looks" right, continue to set dependencies.in VS 2012, right click your Solution and select Project Build Order.however, if you build the Solution (of multiple projects) errors just seem to pop up.you can (re)build each project without a hitch, including the Install Shield project.Old post so perhaps this can help you or others going through this infuriating issue (assuming you're going through errors like -6225).
Has anyone else had similar problems? Did you find a solution?
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I could "upgrade" to the full version to see if that fixes any of these problems, but my recent experience with the LE version puts me off ever using any of their products ever again. I can't delete the one I don't want it to include. NET 4.5 versions of Entity Framework on my machine, and it's picking the wrong one to go into my installer.
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I eventually fixed that by doing a search in Windows Explorer and deleting every single file it found, but I worry that next time I do a release it'll still manage to pick the wrong file. It was finding a random version somewhere on my machine (in some sort compiler temp directory), and insisting on including that. But the biggie is that when I build my installer, it includes the wrong version of various DLLs (including both those that are part of my project, and 3rd-party ones like the Entity Framework DLL).ĭoing a "Clean Solution" didn't even fix the problem with the DLLs that are in my solution. There are all kinds of problems that I can work around (like the fact I can no longer do "Rebuild All" without it messing everything up - I need to simply unload the InstallShield project during development). I'm having a nightmare trying to get a simple installer working in InstallShield LE (the one shipped with VS 2012).
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