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<value><![CDATA[ usage: torch.exe [-?] [options] targetInput updatedInput -out outputFile [@responseFile]

   -a         admin image (generates source file information in the transform)
              (default with -ax)
   -ax <path> admin image with extraction of binaries
              (combination of -a and -x)
   -ext <extension>  extension assembly or "class, assembly"
   -nologo    skip printing logo information
   -notidy    do not delete temporary files (useful for debugging)
   -o[ut]     specify output file (default: write to current directory)
   -p         preserve unmodified content in the output
   -pedantic  show pedantic messages
   -serr <L>  suppress error when applying transform; see Error flags below
   -sw[N]     suppress all warnings or a specific message ID
              (example: -sw1011 -sw1012)
   -swall     suppress all warnings (deprecated)
   -t <type>  use default validation flags for the transform type
              (see Transform types below)
   -v         verbose output
   -val <L>   validation flags for the transform; see Validation flags below
   -wx[N]     treat all warnings or a specific message ID as an error
              (example: -wx1011 -wx1012)
   -wxall     treat all warnings as errors (deprecated)
   -x <path>  extract binaries to the specified path
   -xi        input WiX format instead of MSI format (.wixout or .wixpdb)
   -xo        output wixout instead of MST format
              (set by default if -xi is present)
   -? | -help this help information

Error flags:
   a          Ignore errors when adding an existing row
   b          Ignore errors when deleting a missing row
   c          Ignore errors when adding an existing table
   d          Ignore errors when deleting a missing table
   e          Ignore errors when modifying a missing row
   f          Ignore errors when changing the code page

Validation flags:
   g          UpgradeCode must match
   l          Language must match
   r          Product ID must match
   s          Check major version only
   t          Check major and minor versions
   u          Check major, minor, and upgrade versions
   v          Upgrade version < target version
   w          Upgrade version <= target version
   x          Upgrade version = target version
   y          Upgrade version > target version
   z          Upgrade version >= target version

Transform types:
   language   Default flags for a language transform
   instance   Default flags for an instance transform
   patch      Default flags for a patch transform

Environment variables:
   WIX_TEMP   overrides the temporary directory used for cab extraction, binary extraction, ...]]></value>
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    <value>Torch temporary directory located at '{0}'.</value>
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