WiX: correct the install conditions #329
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This is a surprising interaction between variable types. Variables set at the command line are set as string types. The variables in the bundle are numeric (either `1` or `0` to match the semantics of check boxes). The original install condition (`InstallCondition="OptionsInstall.*"` would evaluate the condition as a string, where _any_ value would evaluate as `true`. To force a comparison, where Burn will coerce values more like expectations, perform an explicit equality check.
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Tested at https://ci-external.swift.org/job/swift-PR-build-toolchain-windows/5422/ ; ran the installer locally and verified that |
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This is a surprising interaction between variable types. Variables set at the command line are set as string types. The variables in the bundle are numeric (either
1or0to match the semantics of check boxes). The original install condition(
InstallCondition="OptionsInstall.*"would evaluate the condition as a string, where any value would evaluate astrue. To force a comparison, where Burn will coerce values more like expectations, perform an explicit equality check.