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‎Aug 27, 2013
12:32 AM
ISCmdBld.exe : can I pass product code (GUID) & product version ?
Hello everybody,
I want to create build by command line command "ISCmdBld.exe" whenever required.
but I am not able to pass/change product code (GUID) & product version as a command line parameter.
As per document they mentioned -y is the attribute but it does not work.
Anybody has any idea what the command is.
for your reference I am usiing following command:
ISCmdBld.exe" -p "C:\xxxInstallScriptProjects\xxx\xxx.ism" -r "Othello Beta" -c COMP -a "Build 245" -b "c:\temp" -y "1.0.5"
Thanks
Hemant
I want to create build by command line command "ISCmdBld.exe" whenever required.
but I am not able to pass/change product code (GUID) & product version as a command line parameter.
As per document they mentioned -y is the attribute but it does not work.
Anybody has any idea what the command is.
for your reference I am usiing following command:
ISCmdBld.exe" -p "C:\xxxInstallScriptProjects\xxx\xxx.ism" -r "Othello Beta" -c COMP -a "Build 245" -b "c:\temp" -y "1.0.5"
Thanks
Hemant
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‎Aug 27, 2013
08:41 AM
What type of project are you building? The -a and -y options are only available for Windows Installer projects such as Basic MSI and InstallScript MSI projects. It is not available for InstallScript projects.
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‎Aug 27, 2013
11:55 PM
Our Installshield project is InstallScript MSI projects.
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