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[REVIEW ONLY] Fix brackets issue #2872- "Windows: Brackets may fail to launch on a very clean OS image" #424
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I still need to confirm that this merge module alone is sufficient. I need to build a clean Windows machine on which to test this. Unfortunately, the standard virtual machine images that we have for testing appear to already have the C runtime libraries installed. |
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@bchintx should you close this or maybe test it on a clean vm and see if it's actually needed? |
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@JeffryBooher I've been meaning to build a new Windows machine to test this. Unfortunately, our VMs are not viable test platforms since they already have the C runtime libraries installed. |
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Fix brackets issue #2872- "Windows: Brackets may fail to launch on a very clean OS image"
Adds Microsoft C runtime library merge module to the WiX script used to produce the Windows installer .msi.