Wed, June 10 · 10 AM EDT / 4 PM CEST · Free
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We cover all of the above (and more) in our free MSIX Packaging Fundamentals course (200+ pages of theory and 13 hands-on demos).
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From a single code push to a signed MSI and a live updater config, fully automated on GitHub Actions. Danut Ghiorghita is walking through every step, including the parts that tend to break in real pipelines.
Wed, June 10 · 10 AM EDT / 4 PM CEST · Free
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Danut Ghiorghita walks through the whole thing: code push to signed MSI to live updater config, fully automated.
What's covered:
→ Advanced Installer + GitHub Actions setup
→ Automated build, versioning + code signing
→ Updater config generated in the pipeline
→ What breaks in real pipelines and how to fix it first
Wed, June 10 · 10 AM EDT / 4 PM CEST · Free
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#CICD#GitHubActions#MSI#DevOps
Come to see how Advanced Installer fits into a GitHub Actions pipeline this June 10th in this free webinar with Danut Ghiorghita, Senior Software Engineer at @advinst!
What Danut covers:
→ Wiring Advanced Installer into GitHub Actions
→ Automating build, versioning + code signing
→ Generating the updater config in the pipeline
→ What breaks in real pipelines and how to fix it first
Live, so bring questions.
Advanced Installer 23.7 allows you to fully edit the built-in Licensing Dialog Editor right from the UI, for a better software trial experience. Control the layout, messaging, colors, icons, and flow all from the Visual Editor. Your trial experience can finally match your product's branding and onboarding, as it should.
GPO can only deploy MSI packages natively. If you have an EXE installer, it will not work out of the box.
Here are the three ways admins actually get around this.
#GPO#WindowsAdministration#SoftwareDeployment
Option 1: Run the EXE via a logon or startup script from a network share. Quick and simple.
Option 2: Use a GPO-managed Scheduled Task with elevated privileges. More control, and you can wrap it with PSADT.
Option 3: Convert the EXE to MSI and let GPO handle it natively. The cleanest long-term fix.