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I am not sure why
addIndividualProducts()was commented out.But I think one of the reasons is that all these products are directly dependent on
DependenciesAdditionsBasicswithin the package.(This also causes some linking issues when linking
DependenciesAdditionsalong side with other higher-level dependencies dynamically)By extracting
DependenciesAdditionsBasicsinto a separate package and referencing it from that package, it seems to me thataddIndividualProducts()is fine.If there are any remaining issues, please let me know. I will try to fix them.
With individual products, users who do not use
ProcessInfoDependencycan simply avoid linking it to get around this problem for now.