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See original GitHub issueI wonder if its possible to use this tool to sign and publish for AppInstaller installation? Specifically a .net core self contained .wapproj published with -r <RID> that creates an appx and some surronding files ( .appinstaller/index.html/ps1 etc). msbuildcan create theappxfile using the publish target on the.wapproj` project, That creates the appx and then fails if no certificate is supplied, but I could then sign manually. I could then grab/generate the other files from a manually build using a test certificate and publish the amalgamation of those “semi static” files, along with the SignService signed appx. Is that a stupid idea or my best bet?
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One other thing if someone gets here. Not related to SignService, but if you encounter invalid XML failures, check you are not hitting https://github.com/MicrosoftDocs/msix-docs/issues/191
Will do. Thanks for the help. As often I made a mountain out of a mole hill and this was actually quite simple 😊