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If I try and build and run from Visual Studio, the build doesn't appear to build the 'install' target, so the dependencies are missing, and the samples fail with a message box:
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attestation-sample_boot_att.exe - System Error
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The code execution cannot proceed because azure-attest-manager.dll was not found. Reinstalling the program may fix this problem.
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OK
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"install(...)" steps only run if the 'install' target is build. I couldn't find a way to build the 'install' target from Visual Studio (the only targets I can find are in the "Select Startup Item" split-button on the toolbar, and that appears to only offer executable targets), so I built from CMake and that copied the files as expected:
The CMake build scripts have logic to copy the necessary runtime dependencies from the 'Microsoft.Attestation.Client' NuGet as 'install' steps (here):
If I try and build and run from Visual Studio, the build doesn't appear to build the 'install' target, so the dependencies are missing, and the samples fail with a message box:
"install(...)" steps only run if the 'install' target is build. I couldn't find a way to build the 'install' target from Visual Studio (the only targets I can find are in the "Select Startup Item" split-button on the toolbar, and that appears to only offer executable targets), so I built from CMake and that copied the files as expected:
And then the sample will launch from Visual Studio. So:
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