Hello all,
I have a project B, branched from a project A. They are both with ongoing development. Both in different directories, all code duplicated in each directories (and verified that there isn't any criss-crossing). Projects and target executables have different names.
Now I create a distributions for each. I install B first. Then I try to install A on the same machine, but it refuses, saying that there's already a newer version. It's not completely wrong, but since the names and directories (as well as target directories) are different, how come it believes that the two installers are for the same program ?!?
In [Target settings] the version numbers for A are lower than for B, as it should be.
In [Edit installer][General] the version number is set to auto-increment and B is higher than A but why should it matter if both names and output dirs are different ?!?
If I install A, then B, A disapears from C:\Program Files\. Why is that ?
I grepped the .prj and .cds files and see no dir or target names in common.