Project publishing issues and native component documentation issues #10008
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jonthysell
May 26, 2022
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There are two kinds of bundles - the appxbundle is the packaged windows app to be installed. The JS bundle is all of your JS code pre-bundled and included. If you build Debug, you still need to run Metro to serve your up your JS bundle. If you build Release, the JS bundle will be pre-included in the appxbundle and you won't need Metro. It will be a "self-contained" app package. |
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There are two kinds of bundles - the appxbundle is the packaged windows app to be installed. The JS bundle is all of your JS code pre-bundled and included.
If you build Debug, you still need to run Metro to serve your up your JS bundle.
If you build Release, the JS bundle will be pre-included in the appxbundle and you won't need Metro. It will be a "self-contained" app package.