Use WixPSExtension to install PowerShell extension#44
Use WixPSExtension to install PowerShell extension#44lextm merged 3 commits intophpmanager:masterfrom
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I have an alternative approach in messageconcept@dcd0f6c Not sure which one you prefer. The Module based approach is more modern and generally the recommended method nowadays. Let me know what you think. |
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There are unrelated white space changes in this PR. So #43 should probably be merged first and I'll rebase this PR. |
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For a legacy project, I really try to avoid huge pull requests like #43 which introduces nothing but source code format changes. If possible, undo unnecessary line changes in this pull request. |
Those are done automatically by Visual Studio. I can undo them manually, but this is kinda annoying having to do that every time I touch the file. |
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Anyway, will redo this commit to drop unnecessary white space changes. Feel free to close #43 If you'd prefer the Modules based approach over fixing the Snapin one, please let me know |
Instead of using a managed custom action and InstallUtil.exe, we vastly simplify the installation using WixPSExtension. Fixes: phpmanager#33
We support IIS 7 and above. Instead of explicitly mentioning any version at all, just drop it, as IIS 6 is no longer really relevant.
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Force-Pushed with unnecessary white space changes removed. Please have another look |
It makes more sense to group it together with the PowerShell assembly then with the license file.
Instead of using a managed custom action and InstallUtil.exe, we vastly
simplify the installation using WixPSExtension.
Fixes: #33