Hi! We just installed PB2019-R3 yesterday and one of the first things I noticed after building our project executable with the new IDE and runtime is that the runtime version is now automatically embedded within the product version of the executable file. Is there a way to prevent this? We currently have a set of internal tools that are using this field to perform different tasks that are automated and many of these tasks will need to be patched because of this change.
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- Damien Dube
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- Tuesday, 9 February 2021 14:01 PM UTC
- Wednesday, 10 February 2021 03:08 AM UTC
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Hi Damien,
Since IDE and Runtime are separated, to let the user better know the corresponding Runtime version of their EXE, we add the Runtime version content in the Product Version of the EXE file.
This is mandatory at present and can’t be disabled. I suggest you modify your tool so that it could be compatible with the current Product Version rule.
Regards,
Ken
- Damien Dube
- Wednesday, 10 February 2021 12:59 PM UTC
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- Miguel Leeuwe
- Wednesday, 10 February 2021 16:51 PM UTC
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- Tuesday, 9 February 2021 18:33 PM UTC
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Hi Damien;
The EXE "signature" information is pulled from the PB IDE's "Project" object. If you do not change this project information before you compile - the information will reflect the Appeon defaults - including the App and File version. Please change this default information in your "project" to suite your environment and then perform the "Build/Deploy" again.
HTH
Regards ... Chris
- Damien Dube
- Tuesday, 9 February 2021 21:13 PM UTC
2021.01.03
Here's what I get in the exe properties after the build:
2021.01.03(Runtime: 19.2.0.2670)
It's a native PB app.
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- Roland Smith
- Wednesday, 10 February 2021 18:03 PM UTC
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- Armeen Mazda @Appeon
- Wednesday, 10 February 2021 19:31 PM UTC
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