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Setup MSI Build Workflow for Windows #139

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vikman90 opened this issue Sep 11, 2024 · 0 comments
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Setup MSI Build Workflow for Windows #139

vikman90 opened this issue Sep 11, 2024 · 0 comments
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vikman90 commented Sep 11, 2024

Description

This issue involves creating a GitHub Actions workflow to automate the building of MSI packages for the Wazuh agent on Windows. The workflow will target amd64 architecture, ensuring compatibility with Windows Server 2008 R2 and above.

Requirements

  • Configure GitHub Actions to build MSI packages for Windows (amd64).
  • Set up the environment using tools such as WiX Toolset to generate the installer.
  • Ensure the MSI installer properly registers the Wazuh agent as a Windows Service.
  • Ensure the workflow generates .msi files and stores them as artifacts for download.

Tasks

  • Create a GitHub Actions workflow YAML file for the MSI build process.
  • Install required dependencies such as WiX Toolset for creating MSI installers.
  • Implement steps to build an MSI installer for the Wazuh agent.
  • Store the generated .msi file as an artifact in Amazon S3.
  • Configure the workflows to trigger automatically on GitHub events like pull requests or merges to the main branch.
  • Include a manual trigger option for rebuilding the packages on-demand.
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