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- A windows machine (see here for an appveyor file, see here for unix friendly users)
- wix >= 3.10 (may work on older release, but it is untested, feel free to report)
- you must add wix bin to your
PATH
- use
check-env
sub command to get a report.
For simple cases,
- Create a
wix.json
file like this one - Apply it guids with
go-msi set-guid
, you must do it once only for each app. - Run
go-msi make --msi your_program.msi --version 0.0.2
wix.json
file describe the desired packaging rules between your sources and the resulting msi file.
Post an issue if it is not self-explanatory.
Always double check the documentation and SO
when you face a difficulty with heat
, candle
, light
If you wonder why INSTALLDIR
, [INSTALLDIR]
, this is part of wix rules, please check their documentation.
Take care to the license file, it must be an rtf
file, it must be encoded with Windows1252
charset.
I have provided some tools to help with that matter.
For simplicity a default install flow is provided, which you can find here
You can create a new one for your own personalization,
you should only take care to reproduce the go templating already
defined for files
, directories
, environment variables
, license
and shortcuts
.
I guess most of your changes will be about the WixUI_HK.wxs
file.
Please check this
Please check this
gump patch -d # check
gump patch # bump
A big big thanks to
Helge Klein
, which i do not know personally, but made this project possible by sharing a real world example at https://helgeklein.com/blog/2014/09/real-world-example-wix-msi-application-installer/- all SO contributors on
wix
tag.