microsoft/msix-labs

MSIX Labs is a collection of tutorials for customers that are in interested in creating, packaging, distributing and installing MSIX packages.

Overview

MSIX Labs project is an effort to offer hands-on labs to help people become familiar with the different areas of MSIX. The content can also be customized and become a basis for internal training.

Related training material

The MSIX overview video talks through the core concepts of MSIX. We recommend watching the overview training video prior to performing the labs.

MSIX Training Overview: https://www.microsoft.com/en-us/videoplayer/embed/RE3ig2l

Labs

• MSIX Labs for IT Pros are at MSIX-Labs/ITProLabs.
• MSIX Labs for developers are at MSIX-Labs/DeveloperLabs.

Contributing

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msix-labs's Issues

There was a 0x80072efd error installing the MSIX package online in IIS

please help me https://stackoverflow.com/q/64709914/14162807

This repo is missing important files

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Documentation access.

The sample yaml files for the accelerators include web references for more information, for example
https://microsoft.visualstudio.com/DefaultCollection/OS/_workitems/edit/35877020
that require a login access. These should be public.

Hint: the IT Pros that would be interested in these accelerators don't use Visual Studio.

Could not find: Select the Sideload apps radio button, selected developer mode

While installing the lab environment for MSIX, I was not able to find the Sideload apps radio button.
We should probably remove the reference to this if it is no longer applicable.

Error: Specified EntryPointExe '' was not found in the project outputs

When generating an msix for a project that uses the <TargetFrameworks> attribute instead of the <TargetFramework> attribute this error is given. I guess the MSIX Packaging project template is not compatible with this newer attribute?
My project was targeting net5.0-windows only but had previously also targetted net48. Once I found the cause it was easy to reproduce, and it also happens for projects that have this attribute and do use multi-targetting, so targetting net5.0-windows;net48 will not work either. You have to use the <TargetFramework> attribute instead.

Is this by design, a choice or is this supposed to work with the <TargetFrameworks> attribute as well.

[Bug: Picker] User cannot upload another employee picture if a picture is already uploaded

Include link to the Hyper-V Quick Create online documentation in the PDF doc included in ITProLabs.2008.zip

To start learning MSIX, I downloaded the MSIX for IT pros lab. The following PDF was included in the zip file that I downloaded:
Introduction to MSIX Labs - 2008.pdf

It would be helpful to include the link to the Hyper-V Quick Create guide in the pdf documentation under the pre-requisites section.
https://docs.microsoft.com/en-us/windows/msix/packaging-tool/quick-create-vm

Add Lab for Package Support Framework and on-launch script

Need to integrate the PSF changes and update the MyEmployees app to have options the script can configure.

How to download videos?

Seems like a lot of great material is here. However, watching multiple hours of video content while I travel 2 hours on public transport sounds like waste, just like watching multiple hours of video content over 4G.

I couldn't find the way to download the videos and searching fro "MSIX" on channel9 results is zero hits.