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1)
In the Microsoft Partner Center,
Go to the Windows & Xbox section - this is for UWP apps and Desktop Bridge
- You don’t need your own cert for this.
https://partner.microsoft.com/en-us/dashboard/windows/overview
https://partner.microsoft.com/en-us/dashboard/windows/overview
2)
Click Create New App and reserve a
name.
3)
In Visual Studio
a)
Add new project, select Windows
Application Packaging Project
b)
When prompted, set the minimum
version to ‘Anniversary Update’
c)
Add Reference
d)
Add the Winform project and any
others. If multiple, you have to set one up as the startup (Set as Entry Point)
e)
Build and make sure no errors
4)
Configure the project
a)
Double click Package.appxmanifest in the Project Explorer
b)
Set the Display Name and Description
in the Application tab
c)
Use Asset Generator in the Visual
Assets tab
d)
In Capabilities tab, check whatever capabilities your app uses.
e)
While in the Packaging tab, right click the Packaging project and select Publish > Associate App with the Store. This should automatically populate some fields.
5)
To test the application locally,
Right click the Packaging project, select Publish and choose Sideloading
6)
Once built, using File Explorer go
into the xxx_Test folder and right click on Add-AppDevPackage.ps1,
then selecting Run with PowerShell
7)
Right click the Packaging project,
select Publish and choose Associate App with Store
8)
Right click the Packaging project,
select Publish and choose Create App Packages
9) Upload the resulting .appxupload
to the Microsoft Store, under Packages
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