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‎Aug 28, 2007
06:29 AM
Command line build parameter -y
Hallo,
how to use the command line parameter -y to build a project and change the version.
e.g.
IsSABld.exe -p "d:\autobuild\is2008\hlnt_standard.ism" -r "SILENT" -b "d:\autobuild\is2008\Media\SILENT" -y "04.17.16.00"
the parameter did not change the version!
our version is like aa.bb.cc.dd and not
like aaa.bbb.cccc like in the macrovision description.
can anybody help?
how to use the command line parameter -y to build a project and change the version.
e.g.
IsSABld.exe -p "d:\autobuild\is2008\hlnt_standard.ism" -r "SILENT" -b "d:\autobuild\is2008\Media\SILENT" -y "04.17.16.00"
the parameter did not change the version!
our version is like aa.bb.cc.dd and not
like aaa.bbb.cccc like in the macrovision description.
can anybody help?
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‎Aug 28, 2007
09:09 AM
Are you working with an InstallScript project? InstallScript projects do not support the -y parameter. (Issue IOC-000062128 was created to note the project types in the documentation.)
Debbie Landers
Macrovision Corporation
Debbie Landers
Macrovision Corporation
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‎Aug 28, 2007
09:28 AM
Hallo,
yes, my project is an installscript project.
Is there a description of IOC-000062128 in the web.
I don't find anything...
yes, my project is an installscript project.
Is there a description of IOC-000062128 in the web.
I don't find anything...
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‎Aug 28, 2007
11:40 AM
No, I don't think that issue IOC-000062128 is described on the Web. It's logged in our internal tracking system that we use to identify changes for upcoming releases. It is classified as a documentation bug, since the documentation really needs to identify which project types support each command-line parameter.
Note that for your InstallScript project, you may want to use the automation interface to change the version number. The ISWiProject object includes a ProductVersion property that you can use to change the version number.
I hope that helps.
Debbie Landers
Macrovision Corporation
Note that for your InstallScript project, you may want to use the automation interface to change the version number. The ISWiProject object includes a ProductVersion property that you can use to change the version number.
I hope that helps.
Debbie Landers
Macrovision Corporation
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