Error: invalid VIProductVersion format, should be X.X.X.X
时间: 2023-10-31 20:32:08 浏览: 89
这个错误通常出现在制作安装程序时,它表示您在 NSIS(Nullsoft Scriptable Install System)安装脚本中使用了无效的 VIProductVersion 格式。VIProductVersion 是指应用程序的版本号,它应该遵循 X.X.X.X 的格式,其中 X 是一个数字。
要解决此错误,您需要检查您的安装脚本,并确保 VIProductVersion 是有效的版本号格式。例如,如果您的应用程序版本号是 1.0.0.0,则您需要在安装脚本中使用以下代码:
```nsis
VIProductVersion "1.0.0.0"
```
如果您的版本号包含字母或其他非数字字符,或者格式不正确,则可能会导致此错误。请注意,VIProductVersion 不应该包含任何空格或其他非数字字符。
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