UsePreviousAppDir is not in my scripts. I didn't even know about its existence. Still my setups show the behavior you want. So you might try to omit it. (But I still use 5.1.9, so it may indeed be a bug in the newer version.) I also saw that I use true/false instead of yes/no. I assume both are valid.
>Using Inno 5.1.11, with script like this:
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>[Setup]
>AppName=MyApp
>AppVerName=1.2.3
>AppPublisher=MyAppCo
>AppPublisherURL=http://www.MyApp.com
>AppSupportURL=http://www.MyApp.com
>AppUpdatesURL=http://www.MyApp.com
>DefaultDirName={pf}\MyApp.1
>AllowNoIcons=yes
>OutputBaseFilename=SetupMyApp1.2.3
>OutputDir=M:\RAD\MyAppCo\MyApp1\MyBuilds\_2JK18G30M\exe
>UsePreviousAppDir=yes
>Compression=lzma/max
>VersionInfoVersion=5.2.31
>SolidCompression=yes
>CreateUninstallRegKey=no
>DirExistsWarning=no
>>The problem is that it always wants to run the setup in c:\program files\myapp.1 directory, even when I run the same SetupMyApp1.2.3.exe twice. With some other setups I've built with older versions of Inno there was no problem of this kind, at least not that I remember.
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>I tried omitting the DefaultDirName but it's a mandatory thing. Is there a way to get this to work, short of messing with the registry? Inno says it would write the directory into directory anyway, but it didn't (I checked). Anyone know what's up?
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