If a user wants to inspect system elements such as the Start menu, the Task View, or the Action Center, they need to sign the app and move it to a secure location (as described in the wiki). This is not user friendly at all, so we should abstract these steps from the user.
Signing: We should probably sign the app as a build step or as a CI step. This might require obtaining a legitimate certificate.
Deploying: We could create an installer which moves the app and associated binaries to a secure installation location.
Alternative: Create a script which users can run to sign and deploy the app. This would mainly be for power users.
If a user wants to inspect system elements such as the Start menu, the Task View, or the Action Center, they need to sign the app and move it to a secure location (as described in the wiki). This is not user friendly at all, so we should abstract these steps from the user.
Signing: We should probably sign the app as a build step or as a CI step. This might require obtaining a legitimate certificate. Deploying: We could create an installer which moves the app and associated binaries to a secure installation location. Alternative: Create a script which users can run to sign and deploy the app. This would mainly be for power users.