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Microsoft doesn't want to publish my app
Dmitriy Borodiy
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Hello! Recently, an unpleasant situation has arisen in the Microsoft Store. They do not want to accept the application (UWP) into the store, allegedly it does not start and crashes upon startup. But I have thoroughly tested it and it works and installs on other devices and even in Windows Sandbox. You can see the progress of the tests in the report.xml file. I am also attaching a screenshot of the working version of the application and a screenshot of the report from the Microsoft Store. Can anyone help me with this question?
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Junjie Zhu - MSFT 21,741 Reputation points2024-10-14T01:04:07.6+00:00 Hello @Dmitriy Borodiy ,
Welcome to Microsoft Q&A!
This is tested by the store certification team and our forums cannot help with this issue. Please send an email to the team(reportapp@microsoft.com) to get more information about your start crash.
Thank you.
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Dmitriy Borodiy 161 Reputation points
2024-10-14T05:51:03.2633333+00:00 My app using runFullTrust capability for launching tray icon, but I not created the msix package. The strangest thing is that when I build the application for Release msixupload does not compile using net native, while when I choose to generate a test package, it already uses net native according to the properties of the project. After that, in the output, I get a warning that the application using runfulltrust should be packaged in an msix package. Is it really so?
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Dmitriy Borodiy 161 Reputation points
2024-10-14T05:53:13.2766667+00:00 Moreover, this very tray icon does not work on all OS builds.
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Junjie Zhu - MSFT 21,741 Reputation points
2024-10-14T07:47:15.64+00:00 Hello @Dmitriy Borodiy ,
I get a warning that the application using runfulltrust should be packaged in an msix package. Is it really so?
The package should be an
.appxor MSIX package.Moreover, this very tray icon does not work on all OS builds.
Please make your app available for multiple versions
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Dmitriy Borodiy 161 Reputation points
2024-10-14T08:40:32.07+00:00 I'll try to publish the app without the tray icon. Perhaps this is the problem, I cannot say for sure why it does not work for them. I suspect that FullTrustProcessLauncher may be causing problems on different builds of Windows. I'll try removing the tray extension for a while and publishing the app again.
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Dmitriy Borodiy 161 Reputation points
2024-10-14T10:36:05.0666667+00:00 warning APPX0006: This project uses the 'runFullTrust' capability. You should use the Windows Application Packaging Project to produce the store and sideload packages. See https://go.microsoft.com/fwlink/?linkid=871803 for more information
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