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[GodWasaProgrammer]

Okay, but since it is the Bundle that gets delivered to customer - does this actually give the user a shortcut?

[Codex]

Okay, but since it is the Bundle that gets delivered to customer - does this actually give the user a shortcut?

The bundle installs the MSI, and the MSI already defines the Desktop and Start Menu shortcuts (ShortcutComponents in WixPackage/Shortcuts.wxs). By pointing the bundle to the correct MultistreamManager.msi (commit f8f5365), those shortcuts are delivered to the user.

[Copilot]

Pull request overview

Updates the WiX installer bundle to match the current “Multistream Manager” branding and ensures the bundle ships the correct MSI produced by the WixPackage project.

Changes:

• Renames the bundle Id/Name from Streamer Social Media Manager to Multistream Manager.
• Updates the bundle chain to reference MultistreamManager.msi.
• Sets the bundle project OutputName to MultistreamManagerInstaller.

Reviewed changes

Copilot reviewed 2 out of 2 changed files in this pull request and generated 1 comment.

File	Description
WixInstallerBundle/WixInstallerBundle.wixproj	Sets the bundle output artifact name to MultistreamManagerInstaller.
WixInstallerBundle/Bundle.wxs	Updates bundle identity strings and changes the chained MSI package name/source.

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[Copilot]

SourceFile is set to an MSBuild item transform (@(ProjectReference->'%(TargetPath)')), but .wxs files are compiled by WiX and won’t expand MSBuild item syntax. As written, the binder will treat this as a literal path and the bundle build is likely to fail or not pick up the MSI. Use a WiX-resolvable path/variable for the referenced project's output (e.g., a $(var...) value exposed by the WiX SDK for the WixPackage ProjectReference, or pass the MSI path in via DefineConstants from the .wixproj).

Suggested change

	<MsiPackage Name="MultistreamManager.msi" SourceFile="@(ProjectReference->'%(TargetPath)')">
	<MsiPackage Name="MultistreamManager.msi" SourceFile="$(var.MultistreamManagerMsi)">

[GodWasaProgrammer]

since the End User gets the bundle - is the shortcuts actually created?

[Codex]

since the End User gets the bundle - is the shortcuts actually created?

Yes. The bundle just delivers the MSI, and the MSI already creates the Desktop and Start Menu shortcuts defined in WixPackage/Shortcuts.wxs (DesktopShortcut/StartMenuShortcut in ShortcutComponents).