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Publishing Game to CDN - How to FTP From Visual Studio?

David Long 46 Reputation points
2022-09-11T05:16:28.047+00:00

I have a storage account and can add files and folders within the Azure Storage Explorer. How do I allow Visual Studio to publish my app via FTP to this Azure CDN end point, so that the Partner Portal for the Microsoft Store can make use of the app?

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  1. risolis 8,741 Reputation points
    2022-09-11T06:11:39.753+00:00

    Hello @David Long

    Thank you for your post on this space.

    If I am not mistaken, this has to be like the following images below:

    -Go to extensions option on the VS app and look for:

    239750-image.png

    -Once you have install the one you need or any other, you can do the next step:

    239799-image.png

    -Moreover, you have to search for Remote directory open to workspace

    Finally, Look for the upload FTP server option. You can take a look at the next link >>>
    https://soporte.planisys.net/general/subir-y-bajar-archivos-por-ftp-desde-visual-studio/

    I hope this was useful for you and try to get it done : )

    Looking forward to your feedback,

    Cheers,

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  1. David Long 46 Reputation points
    2022-09-13T02:42:34.553+00:00

    Thanks, Ricardo. In my VS2022 Community, I have an Extensions menu, and a Manage Extensions sub-menu. This what I see when I search for "ftp" in that sub-menu:

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    I was able to use the Publishing Wizard to the local C: drive, and specified the CDN end point for the published URL. After the app was published I uploaded the setup files into Azure, and the publish.htm file responds well.

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