Open Sebazzz opened 4 years ago
For updating to a newer patch version via MSI: This is a known issue at the moment. We'll be working on this for future releases. We've made internal ticket CURA-7662 for this task.
For the more general problem of 'multiple Cura's side-by-side on Windows'; we advise to install via the exe installer.
I thought this was just a limitation of the MSI installer that we have to live with? The only way of fixing that would be to give a unique name to the installer for every release (e.g. Cura4.7
), but that would prevent the uninstallation of old versions via command line.
@Ghostkeeper Yes, when it comes to major and minor releases. Patch level updates should be able to overwrite the older installation. Which is a bit different from 'install this version next to the other one and potentially keep both'.
The expected results in this issue are to keep both, though:
Cura 4.7.1 should be installed, without uninstalling Cura 4.7.0.
The expected results in this issue are to keep both, though:
Yes, which is why I said "For the more general problem of 'multiple Cura's side-by-side on Windows'; we advise to install via the exe installer." :-)
That might've not been a good way of putting it?
The expected results in this issue are to keep both, though:
Cura 4.7.1 should be installed, without uninstalling Cura 4.7.0.
Oh sorry, I mean to say "Cura 4.7.1 should be installed, without needing to manually uninstalling Cura 4.7.0."
Is this still an issue in current versions of Cura (5.8.0 and up)? Can this be closed?
Application version 4.7.0 to 4.7.1
Platform Windows 10
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Actual results A message is shown:
Expected results Cura 4.7.1 should be installed, without needing to manually uninstall Cura 4.7.0.
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Log file Windows Installer log file
Additional information It appears you forgot to update the Windows Installer "ProductCode" for the new version of Cura. Re-uploading the installer with a new productcode should resolve it.