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Build pre-requisites

  • AdvancedInstaller (license required)
    • Once installed run Advanced Installer
    • Since some dialogs are shared between all installers, you might need to tell AdvancedInstaller to look locally for these files. Go to Settings -> Repository Manager -> top level Settings -> Change repository path. Set it to /installers
    • Apply and close Advanced Installer
  • WiX Toolset (https://wixtoolset.org/releases/)
  • Visual Studio (e.g. 2019 community edition)

To build installers:

  • Open OptikeyDeployment.sln in VS
  • Ensure \src\JuliusSweetland.OptiKey.Core\Properties\AssemblyInfo.cs has the correct version number
  • Commit and push all changes to GitHub (so that the release tag lines up with the correct version of the codebase)
  • Ensure \src\JuliusSweetland.OptiKey.Core\app.manifest has uiAccess="true"
  • Build entire solution in Release
  • Manually sign all required (or all 4) exe files
  • Open all four AIP projects e.g. /installers/OptikeyMouse.aip
  • Manually set the installer version to match the AssemblyInfo.cs version number
  • Build all in AdvancedInstaller
  • Setup files will be built in /installers/SetupFiles/
  • Manually sign all installer exe files

Ignoring generate code changes

When you build the deployment solution you'll get some changes in git that you'll want to ignore with: git update-index --skip-worktree src/JuliusSweetland.OptiKey.InstallerActions/InstallerStrings.cs

Tests

There are a few tests in the Deployment solution. It would be worth hooking them up to CI at some point. I took them out of the main unit test project, since I wanted to keep all the extra deployment-related projects in the separate solution.