Reputation: 61
I have converted a desktop app to UWP app using the msix packaging tool. I have submitted the app to the Windows app store. But the app was rejected because of the reason listed below.
This is the response I received from Microsoft:
We have detected that your app is incompatible with Windows 10 S. Please update your app to support Windows 10 S if possible. Otherwise include a prominent statement anywhere in the Metadata that the app does not support Windows 10 S. This issue may affect merchandisability.
Please be sure to test your app for Windows 10 S: https://learn.microsoft.com/windows/uwp/porting/desktop-to-uwp-test-windows-s
We could not test your app on Windows 10 S because the application terminates unexpectedly at launch.
Tested Devices: (Win 10 S) Microsoft Surface Laptop, Lenovo Ideapad 310T
Should I update my app to support windows 10 S -- and if yes, then what changes need to be done to support it -- or include a prominent statement in the metadata?
For the latter one, how to include a prominent statement in the metadata?
Upvotes: 1
Views: 499
Reputation: 5137
Should I update my app to support windows 10 S (If yes then what changes needs to be done to support it) or include a prominent statement in the metadata.
It is your decision to make. Maybe find the market share for S Mode and decide if it is worth a try. For the changes needed, you should run your app on Windows 10 S mode and fix the crashes.
For the latter one how to include a prominent statement in the metadata ?
You need to include something like "This app is not compatible with Windows 10 S Mode" in the description second of your app (Submission -> Store Listing -> Description) so it become visible to the users on MS Store.
Upvotes: 1