Build automation, installer generation using InnoSetup, and build simplification #12
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…needs work but first commit for both
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…needs work but first commit for both
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Using Cake build automation to compile and build installer from command-line, without ever needing to launch Visual Studio. Uses InnoSetup to build the installer.
Moved the *conf files to a single directory, which are copied to output directory on successful build (when using both Cake build script or Visual Studio).
Just run
build.release.cmdfrom command prompt to compile application and create setup.exe file.