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Provide an .MSIX
installation package.
#169
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You can install the app with |
I'm not sure what you mean by "allow proper management". |
@aleksey-hoffman, while As aforementioned, felixrieseberg/windows95#221 (comment) provides some additional rationale. |
@aleksey-hoffman, please remember that |
I don't fully understand the issue, mate. What would the MSIX file change? |
@aleksey-hoffman, I believe that to explain it any more I risk unnecessarily duplicating what the relevant official MSIX documentation already explains better than I am able to, so I suggest that you read it. If you understand how your current installer operates, you should very quickly be able to ascertain how native manipulation via PowerShell and uninstallation without any remains are desirable. Any technical support is probably best received by creating a pull-request at the relevant WinGet manifest that replaces the current installer's URI with a new one for the MSIX package. The moderators shall assist you with any problems relevant to the packaging at there. I'm happy to create an issue to replace it, but can't without a package already produced. |
/releases
.
/releases
..msix
packages in /releases
.
.msix
packages in /releases
..MSIX
installation package.
@aleksey-hoffman, about the package signature, I've asked microsoft/winget-pkgs#157365 (comment), and I recommend that you follow microsoft/msix-packaging#332 (comment). I can imagine how annoying that requirement is. |
Cheers mate |
My rationale is available at felixrieseberg/windows95#221 (comment).
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