Open Hoverbear opened 4 years ago
In the upper left corner, File -- Edit -- View -- Project.
@Biswa96 Sorry, I was unclear what my problem was, could you take a look at the updated description?
It's the "Packaging" tab not Project.
See this tutorial about Package a UWP app with Visual Studio where the package tab is mentioned.
I have already read this page (reading from https://docs.microsoft.com/en-us/windows/msix/package/packaging-uwp-apps#configure-an-app-package):
Which takes you to here: https://docs.microsoft.com/en-us/windows/msix/package/create-certificate-package-signing#use-new-selfsignedcertificate-to-create-a-certificate
Which is the command I have in the issue description. :)
I don't know what is suggested by Microsoft but for personal usecase I execute MakeCert.exe
to generate certificate and SignTool.exe
to sign appx file. Those are in Windows 10 SDK folder.
Ok, thanks. :)
This is still an open issue though since the README is unclear and/or incorrect.
@Hoverbear - if you'd like to submit a PR to make the documentation more clear with your findings that'd be helpful.
@benhillis I would love to, could you help me understand what the 'correct' workflow is?
Change your config from ARM64 to x64, it will solve your problem. Don't know why VS open it as a ARM64 solution...
@bonafont That sadly still does not show any packaging tab.
It seems that Packaging is not available for Visual Studio Community. :-(
So it's not possible to follow the guide with VS Community?
No, its not just an issue in Community, same thing happens in Pro. Have no idea where its located.
Hi!
Using fresh, never opened VS2019 Community Edition installed within the last week.
Following step 1.ii and 1.iii here: https://github.com/microsoft/WSL-DistroLauncher#getting-started
When you open the
MyDistro.appxmanifest
it is unclear where the "Packaging" tab is.Could this portion of the
README.md
receive some clarity?It looks like I should be doing something like