It is unwanted, broken and stupid to hardcode policy behaviour on the filename of executables. I lost a few hours to this because it's so quirky and easy to fo

It is unwanted, broken and stupid to hardcode policy behaviour on the filename of executables. I lost a few hours to this because it's so quirky and easy to forget. This happened during the compilation of a certain library, which created an install.exe program to move files around the filesystem. That stupid UAC dialog was not even kicking-in and basically the copying just died.