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Replace setup engine and updater #110
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I guess it smelled my dissatisfaction and started to comply, here's what went wrong:
Will consider this solved, for now, until it starts to annoy me again, then it gets the boot for real 👢 |
Unearthed to track new problems (it never ends): |
This piece of shit just doesn't wanna learn so as soon as I have the time, it gets replaced entirely. Period. |
The new updater is taking shape, will be release-ready pretty soon. |
Related #137 |
Note: the new setup workflow should be able to detect if a driver update is even necessary and if so, hot-swap to the new version so only one reboot is required. Currently since each product version is treated as an independent installation, the user is first faced with one reboot dialog on upgrade due to removal of the existing version: Then after reboot nr. 1 is greeted with another dialog to reboot again; this time it comes from finishing the actual installation of the latest version: It works but is very clunky and not user-friendly, to put it mildly. |
My patience has run out with all these weird unexplainable Advanced Installer issues and I'm done wasting my time with the product. Putting this here as a reminder for the year 2027.
Wix# sounds promising, could reuse all the .NET efforts already put into making a stable driver installer.
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