Ben Kuhn
Ben Kuhn
@DefaultRyan, can you try the repro steps and see what's going on here?
@shelllet, @riverar, @jonwis, @kennykerr: the historic pattern for this in Windows is `#include "windows.h"`. Is that an anti-pattern, or should we consider something like a `#include "appsdk.h"` as a catch-all...
Let me see if I can summarize a bit: The Windows App SDK relies on 2-5 packages at runtime, depending on usage & version. Just looking at 1.0... The runtime...
@pbargiona that's correct. The error is coming from the installer trying to register the DDLM package as part of its setup work. Any fix we make for this would remove...
The default settings on Windows 10 (RS5+) and Windows 11 will allow the DDLM packages to be installed with no issue. On Windows 11, * open settings * navigate to...
We believe most of these issues, if not all, have been addressed since this issue was filed. Closing this issue. Please create new (separate) issues for any lingering concerns.
This isn't supported today because the C++ /WinRT projection can't find the DllGetActivationFactory method in the managed assembly. A bootstrapper of some sort is required. There are a few ways...