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I recently used the Template Studio for a new WinUI app and the default settings for making a packaged app for the Microsoft Store do not create a correct package which can pass the store certification.
The MSIX is too small only like 30mb and does not bundle the runtime like is should. This is the error from the Store submission.
Products may depend on non-integrated software (such as another product or module) to deliver primary functionality only as long as the additional required software is disclosed within the first two lines of the description in the Store.
.NET Desktop Runtime
Tested devices: Dell Latitude 5400, Microsoft Surface Laptop
To Reproduce
Create a new WinUI app
Create an App Package
Submit to the Microsoft Store
Get rejected
Additional context
Defaults should always work. If users need to follow special instructions to stay on the happy path then it isn't going to happen.
@mcyenikoylu just to be clear, you can get it working by making the package self-contained. I was just calling out that by default with no intervention this fails a submission to the Microsoft Store.
Describe the bug
I recently used the Template Studio for a new WinUI app and the default settings for making a packaged app for the Microsoft Store do not create a correct package which can pass the store certification.
The MSIX is too small only like 30mb and does not bundle the runtime like is should. This is the error from the Store submission.
To Reproduce
Additional context
Defaults should always work. If users need to follow special instructions to stay on the happy path then it isn't going to happen.
Applies to the following platforms:
About your setup
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