Closed AnuragM09 closed 3 years ago
Note The Intune App Wrapping Tool does not support Google's v2 and upcoming v3 signature schemes for app signing. After you have wrapped the .apk file using the Intune App Wrapping Tool, the recommendation is to use Google's provided Apksigner tool. This will ensure that once your app gets to end user devices, it can be launched properly by Android standards.
Duplicate of #17
@Asutosh11 the App Wrapping Tool does support wrapping signed apks, but only using the V1 signing algorithm. The wrapping tool requires that the requested signing certificate and algorithm match those of the input apk, so the it will not sign an apk signed with the V2 or V3 signing algorithms. If you wish to wrap an apk signed using V2+ or to use a different certificate, you can do so by wrapping the apk without the signing parameters and manually signing the resulting apk using apksigner from the Android SDK.
If you are experiencing issues with the App Wrapping Tool blocking wrapping for signed apks when you have not provided signing parameters, please open an issue so that we can investigate as that is not expected to happen.
Describe the bug: When trying to wrap the apk with intune we are receiving a unsigned wrapped apk. Wrapping is successful but it gives a unsigned apk. To Reproduce Steps to reproduce the behavior:
Expected behavior: Expected a wrapped and signed apk
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