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Better "not a hotfix handling"

Quitch
in nLite

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One of my favourite things about nLite is its ability to slipstream hotfixes. Of course, collecting these is a pain so I'm sure I'm not the only one who grabs WUD (also hosted on these forums) to download them.

The problem is the two don't really work all that smoothly together. WUD doesn't differentiate between a hotfix and any other kind of download, like a tool pack or a standard executable install, while nLite doesn't handle an error in passing switches all that gracefully.

What I would ideally like to see is a situation where, when nLite asks me what hotfixes I wish to slipstream, I can simply point it at a directory (not files) and let it recursively work its way through the directory, silently ignoring anything which isn't a hotfix package. This would certainly make this feature a lot more useful, or at the very least, friendly.


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