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this is a packaged app, so exe is not working is expected! |
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Then how can I test/run the app as "standalone"? And which folder? |
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After the first run by Visual Studio, the app will be installed on your system, and next time you can find and run it from the start menu. Note that this is a debug app, if you need release mode, you should export your app as a msix, then you can install msix file on your system and you can find your app in start menu. |
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Aha. I was "used" from a different repo that it would build the app and it would create an exe file that would run :) |
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So, if (for example) I am changing something related to MDL2 versus Fluent icons, and I am building on a W.10 device, I would totally need this to get it working on my W.11 laptop. Right?
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No, winui app can run like uwp (packaged) or like win32 (such as wpf/winform) (unpackaged). When you change mode, many things remain unchanged (like xaml and in your situation mdl2) Only some C# code may not work properly and needs to be changed. So you need to change the mode then run the program and see which part is not working properly |
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After digging around a bit, it seems publishing the app as unpackaged seems to crash with the error "Unable to load DLL 'Microsoft.UI.Xaml.dll' or one of its dependencies" and I'm a bit lost here. @bpulliam do you happen to know how to create an unpackaged version of the app? |
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Is this still an issue with the latest version? /needinfo |
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What am I to choose from this?
Note that none of the EXEs seem to be working.
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