Product, version and build: studio - 2023 - v5.8.217
Operating system: win 11 or win 10
PowerShell version(s): 5.1
Noticed when trying to update an gui that when packaging it as; target-win 64b, engine-win powershell, windows application, it is adding in version information, which seems to populate a new box when running it. I tested it by adding 'test' into the version information description field. Then built package and tested, and looked in the second windows help and there it was.
If I change it to 'windows form' it comes out with .exe.intermediate file extension. Then if I remove the '.intermediate' and leave as '.exe' it still works and there is no extra version box. The only minor issue, I seriously mean minor is the icon for the 'exe' is not what would like it to be.
Any thoughts?
Remove version info from package
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Re: Remove version info from package
The .intermediate extension signifies that this is an intermediate file. The build process is not finished or has been interrupted.
You should not rename this file as it does not contain the all the information specified in your settings.
Examine the output in Script Packager for error messages.
If the build process it stalled or interrupted it is either the application is running and the target file is locked or
more commonly a malware scanner takes additional time to evaluate the newly appeared executable file.
You should not rename this file as it does not contain the all the information specified in your settings.
Examine the output in Script Packager for error messages.
If the build process it stalled or interrupted it is either the application is running and the target file is locked or
more commonly a malware scanner takes additional time to evaluate the newly appeared executable file.
Alexander Riedel
SAPIEN Technologies, Inc.
SAPIEN Technologies, Inc.