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Publish 1 package per architecture
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Erwan Jestin
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I want to publish a new version of an UWP app to the Microsoft Store .
I built 2 packages, one for ARM64 and another one for x64, so I have 2 ...bundle.appxupload files.
When I try to publish them on the Store I have an error about naming/versioning:
All .msix and .appx packages (including previously published and currently uploaded) must be uniquely identified by their full names. You have provided two packages with the full name [...] which have different contents. Please remove one of these packages, or increment current package versions to continue.
So I tried to publish ....appxupload files but I have another error:
A previous submission for this app was released with a Windows 10 .msixbundle or .appxbundle. Subsequent submissions must continue to contain a Windows 10 .msixbundle or .appxbundle.
What can I do to publish 2 differents packages (for the same version and same application) on the Store?
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Roy Li - MSFT 33,371 Reputation points Microsoft Vendor2020-08-24T06:20:11.25+00:00 It's an interesting question. May I know why you want to get two packages? One for mobile and another for PC?
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Erwan Jestin 6 Reputation points
2020-08-24T07:09:18.827+00:00 Actually no, it's because the compilation of 2 architectures is way too long (~45mn).
So I'm trying to build on 2 separate machines, 1 architecture per machine so we can have something 2x faster. -
Roy Li - MSFT 33,371 Reputation points Microsoft Vendor
2020-08-25T00:33:01.58+00:00 I've consulted it with the store team. Could you please open a free support ticket here: Contact Us. The team could further review your issue and check it.
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