Closed abdelaziz-mahdy closed 2 years ago
Hello
its automatically checking if the certificate installed, if not, its will ask you if you want to install it.
Hello
its automatically checking if the certificate installed, if not, its will ask you if you want to install it.
but on a diffrent pc the installer shows (untrusted app) so they cant install the app :_(
Hello @zezo357
The best way to distribute an app is with Microsoft Store, then you wont need to take care about the certificate any more. see documentation .
For test purposes, i added in version 3.0.0-dev.5 the --with-test-certificate-installer
flag,
when use it, it will add next to the .msix, a .exe file that will install the test-certificate on the user machine.
Hello @zezo357
The best way to distribute an app is with Microsoft Store, then you wont need to take care about the certificate any more. see documentation .
For test purposes, i added in version 3.0.0-dev.5 the
--with-test-certificate-installer
flag, when use it, it will add next to the .msix, a .exe file that will install the test-certificate on the user machine.
Just to be sure it will require them to start the exe before installing
Or it will be started automatically
They need to start the exe before installing
i don't think it can be integrated into the msix format 😞
They need to start the exe before installing
i don't think it can be integrated into the msix format 😞
sad
but thanks anyway♥
Update: The flag --with-test-certificate-installer
is remove in version 3.1.5, see: https://github.com/YehudaKremer/msix/issues/106
:information_source: Info
Version:
3.0.0-dev.3
:speech_balloon: Description
Based on this sentance i expected to be asked if i want to install certificate or not
the user is asked (cli dialog) if he wants can install the certificate (done with powershell)
but i was never asked on cmd nor powerShellHow can i check if the test certificate was inastalled or not
code run with -v command
:scroll: Pubspec.yaml