WiX: Improvements to Windows packaging #139
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cc @egorzhdan , did you add anything besides the |
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This was intentionally swift. I don't think that there is any strict suggestion/requirement/pattern that says that this should be Swift.
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MSDN suggests the installation path to be [Program64FilesFolder]\ISV Name\Application Name\x64 (take x86_64 as example), and it’s clear to use title case with respect to blank spaces.
In practice, ISV Name is sometimes ignored, arch directory is ignored if it doesn’t support multi-arch installation, version number is appended after Application Name if it supports multi-version installation.
This means if possible we should use [Program64FilesFolder]\Swift\5.8-dev\runtime\x64 or [Program64FilesFolder]\Swift\5.8-dev\runtime.
cr. https://docs.microsoft.com/en-us/windows/win32/msi/single-package-authoring
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On my machine this rule gets fully addressed except for dotnet and nodejs. I don’t think we should be the rule breaker if we can avoid that.
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The suggested layout is being followed - swift is the ISV, runtime-... is the versioned product directory.
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"ISV Name" uses title case, and I believe you’re confusing the "Application Name" here. An application on Windows can contain several components.
For Swift, "ISV Name" should be Swift or Swift.org, and "Application Name" should be Swift.
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Yes, it is often in title case, but I think that the lower case is acceptable as well. I intentionally left the .org off to make it easier to work with.
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Swift looks more fit and I don’t think we have reason to refuse that🤷♂️ Other OSS projects like Git, CMake and Vim also respect title case on Windows — when in Rome, do as Romans do.
Also, according to Swift editorial guidelines:
When using the name Swift in titles, headlines, or body copy, always typeset Swift with an uppercase S followed by lowercase letters.
We should prefer Swift to swift where title case is allowed.
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I don't recall adding something else, other than the C++ stdlib overlay ( |
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@stevapple could you rebase this change please? |
Swift, as respecting Windows convention.Cxxlibrary in SDK and runtime profiles.