Reputation: 171
I am using Visual Studio 2017 community edition to develop a Windows universal app:
Target version: Windows 10 creators update (10.0;Build 15063)
Min version: Windows 10 November update (10.0;Build 10586)
(I am mostly deploying it on my Windows 10 mobile phone and it works in ARM + DEBUG fine, but completely doesn't work in Release mode...).
I finished with the development and I want to upload the app to the store. I use to do this for Windows phone 8.1 and it worked fine, but here for Win 10 when I try to create the app package (release + ARM), after like half-hour build, I get an error:
Because of this, I cannot get my appxupload file to use for store publication.
My app has 2 supported languages - en-GB and pl-PL, I tried to add in the manifest file default language both en-GB and pl-PL, but in both cases, for some reason, the other language appx file is not created into the build folder.
My resources folder looks like this:
I tested and both languages work fine on my test phone when I deploy from VS 2017 in Debug mode (release doesn't work...).
The resources file are set as PRIResource like this:
I used the windows app certification kit on the .appx files I got in the build folder and all was okay.
A completely separate problem (but perhaps related) is that my app works in Debug mode but it cannot be launched on my phone if I use Release mode... I'm using SQLite and some local folder reading/writing operations, but that's a problem for another post I guess...
So I ran out of ideas and I can't find any help on the Internet... Any ideas?
Thanks.
Small update:
when I unchecked the option "Compile with.NET native tool chain" on my Universal Windows project, I was able to deploy the app in the Release+ARM mode and everything seem to work fine (especially the SQLite operations). However the create app package still gives me that language error.
Upvotes: 2
Views: 455
Reputation: 1829
However the create app package still gives me that language error.
This error can be a known issue on Creator Update and Visual Studio 2017.
Currently there is a hot-fix here: https://developercommunity.visualstudio.com/content/problem/40376/error-file-csomepathbinarmreleaseapp-112180-scale.html .
Upvotes: 2