Application size in control panel doubles on repair + Wix toolset

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I am working on an application which is having an option for repair. I have scheduled one of my cleanup custom action for temp files after InstallFinalize. Now when I am doing repair of the application from the control panel, after completion of the repair the application size in the control panel is getting double.

If I run this custom action before InstallFinalize, then size in the control panel is proper but the temps files are not getting deleted.

please, suggest me the right sequence for scheduling the cleanup custom action. so that it will work fine.

Thanks

Posted 22-Aug-11 19:09pm

Himanshu Kumar Patel

Updated 23-Aug-11 23:16pm

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Sergey Alexandrovich Kryukov 24-Aug-11 1:01am

How can you imaging answering this question base on this information? We don't have a copy of your hard drive...
--SA

Himanshu Kumar Patel 24-Aug-11 5:15am

The person having worked on Wix toolset will easily understand the context and answer it :)

Sergey Alexandrovich Kryukov 24-Aug-11 19:12pm

OK, I'm certainly not the one, let's wait...
--SA

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