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MicrosoftMSIX Packaging tool - Insider Release now available
That's a very welcome update, thanks I will def. test this.
Btw, one more thing that annoys me is that I have to sign the package again with each version update with the certificate. Sometimes I have to make up to 20 version before my app works the way I want to so I need to sign it 20 times. is there not a more convenient way to accomplish this?
ravishroshanmartijnk79 You can save your signing certificate details in the settings page. With this the signing details will always be prefilled during all the flows.
- Naveen_Nookawe strongly encourage packages to be signed for security reasons. But, during conversion if you have a need for repeated repackaging, you can create the package without signing and use command line to install the package - https://learn.microsoft.com/en-us/windows/msix/package/unsigned-package
- Naveen_Nooka
martijnk79 - we strongly encourage packages to be signed for security reasons. But, during conversion if you have a need for repeated repackaging, you can create the package without signing and use command line to install the package. Create an unsigned MSIX package - MSIX | Microsoft Learn
- I mentioned something else here, you are telling me about package signing. My packages are already signed
