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Windows (un)installer deletes all sibling files where it is run! #186
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I'm so sorry, I hope nothing really important got deleted! I guess I'm just going back to plain old 7z archive after these fiascos with the Windows installer. At least until electron-builder gets its shit together. |
electron-userland/electron-builder#1301 will be merged soon.
You can use |
@develar Thank you for your work! I'll try out the portable target. |
@develar The
Also another reason I'm using the installer is the automatic file association that comes with it. |
I will merge electron-userland/electron-builder#1301 tomorrow.
zip compression maybe used, I will check.
it is bug, I will check it (could you please file issue?)
Yes. And auto-update. |
I've opened an issue at electron-userland/electron-builder#1410. |
Error fixed in the electron-builder 16.5.0 Now you are forced to install to subdirectory named as app if target installation dir is exist. |
Thank you for dealing with this so swiftly. |
Possibly related to #176 .
When installing, I assumed it would create a folder for itself and I selected a Program Files folder on a disk containing a lot of important metadata for software. It did not. I assumed I could safely use the uninstaller to clear out those new files. And the thing just starts expelling everything in the folder.
For God's sake that can't be the functionality of an uninstaller! If it's an Electron issue, scrap the uninstaller with the release.
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