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Question1 answer1,979 followingPosted 29 Aug 2024, 15:23 UTC83.2K views3,218 votes

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ClickOnce Automatic Updates Require Application Restart Despite Zero-Downtime Requirement

Context A VB.NET WinForms application targets .NET 8 and uses ClickOnce for deployment. The operations team requires true zero-downtime updates — meaning the running process must not restart when a new version is deployed. Constraint The ApplicationDeployment.UpdateAsync method downloads the new deployment manifest and assemblies, but the documented behavior

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Question1 answer4,302 followingPosted 16 Aug 2021, 18:58 UTC17.8K views1,626 votes

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ClickOnce upgrade rollback limits: when does automatic rollback not occur?

Rollback behavior limits ClickOnce provides an automatic rollback mechanism that restores the previous version when an update deployment fails before the new version is marked active. This behavior depends on the presence of an <update> element with an expiration attribute in the deployment manifest. However, the mechanism is not guaranteed in all fail

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