tugger-wix: Add option to set msi as per-user install rather than per-machine.#713
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tugger-wix: Add option to set msi as per-user install rather than per-machine.#713andrewleech wants to merge 1 commit intoindygreg:mainfrom
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I'm migrating an existing application from a different msi build tool to pyoxidizer, and it turns out the old msi's don't have the per-machine install spec. This means that new msi's with
"InstallScope", "perMachine"can't automatically uninstall existing installations (even with matching updadecode uuid).This PR adds an optional flag
msi.per_user_install = Trueto remove the per-machine spec, allowing it to fallback to default per-user.