The scenario below refers to an individual executable file that is updated. The name of the executable does not change, only the size and build time.
When creating a major update, if I delete the contents of the Program Assistant->Application Files->Add Files panel and then add an updated executable (using the Add File button) then two shortcuts to the same executable appear within the Program Assistant->Shortcuts panel.
If I just update the executable by overwriting it within the directory that the Program Assistant->Application Files->Add Files panel is statically linked to, then all is fine.
Now that I have discovered this quirk, I can work around it but the next guy to update the Program Assistant->Application Files->Add Files panel may not notice this until the test team discovers a bad shortcut.
What is the best practice here? I don't want to use dynamic linking due to the warnings in the help files and forums regarding it's use with executable files.
