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Every time a developer forks and make commits and creates PR, they need create their own GitHubApp before proceeding to run the project.
If I have this app installed in my PC through Store, I can no longer run the project without uninstalling the store version.
A UWP app project in VS needs to have a Self-Signed certificate (CodeHub_TemporaryKey.pfx) to be able to run (it is defined in the project file .csproj) while it is not included in the dev branch.

Since you are the publisher of the app and maintaining the releases, I understand that you want to make the GitHub OAuth app key secured, please create a new GitHub OAuth App for demo purposes called something like CodeHubDev from your GitHub account. And put the Client Id and Client Secret in the app.config in the dev branch so that dev branch of this repo does not restrain developers from running the project without creating new GitHub OAuth app.
You should use a different package name on the Package.appxmanifest (In the name attribute of Identity element in the xml) in the dev branch so that developers can run the project while they have this app installed through store and vise versa.
Please include yours self-signed so that other not to create one as I did.

Visual Studio 2017 15.8.4 (+Mobile App Development Workload) with .NET Core SDK 2.1.402