WiX Toolset v3.11.0.1528 was released as a Release Candidate 2. This release candidate addresses issues found in the first release candidate. Read more about the release at Rob's blog.

WiX Toolset v3.11.0.1507 was released as a Release Candidate. This release candidate provides full support for the WiX Toolset Visual Studio 2017 Extension to coincide with the release of Visual Studio 2017. Read more about the release at Rob's blog.

With the release of Visual Studio 2017 just around the corner, the team at FireGiant came through and produced a preview of the WiX Toolset Visual Studio 2017 Extension. We'll have more information about our changing support for Visual Studio when the WiX v3.11 release candidate drops next week. Today you can try out the VS2017 Extension preview.

WiX v3.10.3 includes the mitigations in WiX v3.10.2 for a serious Windows vulnerability affecting all bundles and fixes for regressions introduced with the mitigations. We strongly recommend you upgrade to WiX v3.10.3 as soon as possible. You can read more on Rob's blog and Bob's blog.

With thanks to the Outercurve Foundation for all they have done for us, the WiX toolset joins the .NET Foundation. Read more about the move on Rob's blog.

Sean Hall joins Rob Mensching and Bob Arnson as the third committer to the WiX Toolset. Read more about Sean's accomplishment on on Rob's blog.

WiX v3.10.2 is an important security release of the WiX toolset. All users of WiX's Burn engine should upgrade to WiX v3.10.2 as soon as possible. Special thanks to FireGiant for rapidly and responsibly addressing the issue. They have more details on their blog.

The WiX Web site now has a responsive design and shows off the new WiX logo, donated by FireGiant. Read more about it at the FireGiant blog.

Today WiX v3.10.1 was released as a recommended maintenance update to WiX v3.10. You can download it from here. Read more about the release at Rob's blog and Bob's blog.

The production/stable release of WiX v3.10 has been released. You can download it from here. Read more about the release at Rob's blog and Bob's blog.