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Deployment fails after saving and retrieving publish files to source control (perforce)
Errors messages from running setup.exe are:
Application manifest has either a different computed hash than the one specified or no hash specified at all.
File, [name].exe.manifest, has a different computed hash than specified in manifest.
What is strange is that it works fine until I upload and then retried it from perforce. In other words:
Publish from within visual studio.
Run resulting setup.exe: it's good.
Save contents of publish (setup.exe, [name].application, Application Files folder) to perforce.
Retrieve contents from perforce.
Diff retrieved contents against original contents - everything is identical.
Run setup from retrieved files - fails with errors above.
How can one set of identical files work while another fails?
Obviously I don't understand anything about manifests/deployments/etc... Is there a good intro to this subject somewhere? Any other ideas? I've used the same approach with older versions of VS without any trouble.
thanks
c# deployment
asked Nov 21 '18 at 20:18
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Errors messages from running setup.exe are:
Application manifest has either a different computed hash than the one specified or no hash specified at all.
File, [name].exe.manifest, has a different computed hash than specified in manifest.
What is strange is that it works fine until I upload and then retried it from perforce. In other words:
Publish from within visual studio.
Run resulting setup.exe: it's good.
Save contents of publish (setup.exe, [name].application, Application Files folder) to perforce.
Retrieve contents from perforce.
Diff retrieved contents against original contents - everything is identical.
Run setup from retrieved files - fails with errors above.
How can one set of identical files work while another fails?
Obviously I don't understand anything about manifests/deployments/etc... Is there a good intro to this subject somewhere? Any other ideas? I've used the same approach with older versions of VS without any trouble.
thanks
c# deployment
asked Nov 21 '18 at 20:18
FJZFJZ
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Errors messages from running setup.exe are:
Application manifest has either a different computed hash than the one specified or no hash specified at all.
File, [name].exe.manifest, has a different computed hash than specified in manifest.
What is strange is that it works fine until I upload and then retried it from perforce. In other words:
Publish from within visual studio.
Run resulting setup.exe: it's good.
Save contents of publish (setup.exe, [name].application, Application Files folder) to perforce.
Retrieve contents from perforce.
Diff retrieved contents against original contents - everything is identical.
Run setup from retrieved files - fails with errors above.
How can one set of identical files work while another fails?
Obviously I don't understand anything about manifests/deployments/etc... Is there a good intro to this subject somewhere? Any other ideas? I've used the same approach with older versions of VS without any trouble.
thanks
c# deployment
asked Nov 21 '18 at 20:18
FJZFJZ
11
Errors messages from running setup.exe are:
Application manifest has either a different computed hash than the one specified or no hash specified at all.
File, [name].exe.manifest, has a different computed hash than specified in manifest.
What is strange is that it works fine until I upload and then retried it from perforce. In other words:
Publish from within visual studio.
Run resulting setup.exe: it's good.
Save contents of publish (setup.exe, [name].application, Application Files folder) to perforce.
Retrieve contents from perforce.
Diff retrieved contents against original contents - everything is identical.
Run setup from retrieved files - fails with errors above.
How can one set of identical files work while another fails?
Obviously I don't understand anything about manifests/deployments/etc... Is there a good intro to this subject somewhere? Any other ideas? I've used the same approach with older versions of VS without any trouble.
thanks
c# deployment
c# deployment
asked Nov 21 '18 at 20:18
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