Fix SWID tag #51138
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Fix SWID tag #51138
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PranavSenthilnathan
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| <?if $(TargetArchitecture)~=x86?> | ||
| <SoftwareTag Regid="microsoft.com" InstallPath="[ProgramFilesFolder]dotnet" /> | ||
| <?else?> | ||
| <SoftwareTag Regid="microsoft.com" InstallPath="[ProgramFiles64Folder]dotnet]" /> |
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do you need the extra ] after dotnet the end of the line here?
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Thanks for catching that.
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Description
This is a regression from migrating to WiX v5. Using the new
ProgramFiles6432Foldervariable causes non-native installations to always write the SWID tag toCSIDL_PROGRAM_FILES. When installing the x86 SDK on 64-bit Windows, the tag ends up underProgram Filesinstead ofProgram Files (x86).Testing
Manual test