Fixing msi upgrades overwriting some custom ini settings #3836
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Previously addLine would add-or-update, resulting in the custom settings being overriden on upgrade. createLine will only add to the ini if the key doesn't already exist.
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Previously most of the ini settings were using
addLinewould add-or-update, resulting in the custom settings being overridden on upgrade.createLinewill only add to the ini if the key doesn't already exist, which port was using correctly.