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TopperDEL
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Re: App-Manifest using customInstall
I still did not get it to work. The "customInstall" has been constantly rejected from Microsoft - that fits the expectations from the documentation. PSF did not work on my side, either. Is this really usable for Store-Apps Bogdan Mitrache? Unfortunately John Vintzel did not respond here yet. Currently I'm a completely lost as I 1. do not know if PSF is really supported in my case and 2. if there is a "legal" and "official" way to install Dokany via MSI together with my store-app.3KViews0likes2CommentsApp-Manifest using customInstall
Hi all, I hope that topic fits in this board. I want to deploy a Windows-Store-App with a customInstall-Action as I need Dokany installed on the local system to create a Virtual File System that I want to manage with a UWP-app. The app itself works, but I do not get the Package-Project to pre-install the Dokany-Prerequisit. On install, I get an "invalid manifest" error, which is quite unspecific. I followed the instructions on how to use the customInstall-extension. This github-issue describes the same problem - I've got to your community by a hint from there: https://github.com/MicrosoftDocs/winrt-related/issues/194#event-3493578241 This is the open-source-project where I need to deploy dokany before my own app: https://github.com/TopperDEL/DokanNet.Tardigrade You can find the appx-manifest in question here: https://github.com/TopperDEL/DokanNet.Tardigrade/blob/master/DokanNet.Tardigrade.Package/Package.appxmanifest Can someone tell me, if: - customInstall is available for everybody? The doc says only for partners and for certain games, but the github-issue does not mention that restriction. - if my manifest is correct or where I may have an error. Thank you very much! Kind regards, TopperDEL3.5KViews0likes9Comments
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