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Bundle with detached container duplicates MSI's external cab files #6174
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How does an attached container come in? Can you attach a minimal repro project so we can see what you're describing? |
Wix-issue-6174.zip
The larger MSI is in a detached MSI. After building the bootstrapper you get:
I'd expect the bootsrapper to be small and the Setup100MB cab file to weigh 100MB |
The authoring wants the
In the manifest, WiX puts the MSI in the detached container but puts the external cab file in the attached container.
But WiX puts the file in both the external container (cab) and the attached container (cab). |
…y after adding support for large bootstrappers. See wixtoolset/issues#6174
This is already fixed in v4. The v3 fix is more risky than I would like, especially considering how few people have complained about this. |
Which version of WiX are you building with?
3.11.2
Which version of Visual Studio are you building with (if any)?
VS 2019 Community v16.4.3
Which version of the WiX Toolset Visual Studio Extension are you building with (if any)?
VS 2019
Which version of .NET are you building with?
.NET Framework 4.7.2
Describe the problem and the steps to reproduce it.
When a bundle contains a detached container, and that container contains an MSI package with external CAB files, then these cab files are included in both the attached container and in the detached container.
The result is a larger than expected bootstrapper
Describe the behavior you expected and how it differed from the actual behavior.
I expect the detached container to contain the MSI and its external CAB files, while the attached container does not include the CAB files
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