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Azure-Samples / MyDriving

Building IoT or Mobile solutions are fun and exciting. This year for Build, we wanted to show the amazing scenarios that can come together when these two are combined. So, we went and developed a sample application. MyDriving uses a wide range of Azure services to process and analyze car telemetry data for both real-time insights and long-term patterns and trends. The following features are supported in the current version of the mobile app.
http://azure.com/mydriving
MIT License
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Certificate .pfx not found #540

Closed dstrebel closed 8 years ago

dstrebel commented 8 years ago

When building the the MyDriving app (Mydriving.UWP) I get a cannot find certificate mydriving.pfx error. This could just be a misstep on my part.

alinapopa commented 8 years ago

This is a warning and it's expected, there is no pfx file. You may have the project set to treat warnings as errors.

dstrebel commented 8 years ago

It's when create the app package bundle. Everything is set to not treat warnings as errors.

alinapopa commented 8 years ago

The issue opened says "When building the the MyDriving app ...". Missing pfx file won't affect building and running the app. If you need a certificate you can generate one http://stackoverflow.com/questions/35475059/how-to-generate-a-new-pfx-file-after-being-lost-from-source-control 1.In Visual Studio, from Solution Explorer, open Package.appxmanifest 2.In the App Manifest Designer, choose the Packaging tab, and then choose the Choose Certificate button. 3.In the Choose Certificate dialog box, expand the Configure Certificate list, and then choose Create test certificate. 4.In the Create test certificate dialog box, click the OK button.