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Create sample C++ app for winappsdk

Open asklar opened this issue 2 years ago • 4 comments

asklar avatar Nov 16 '21 06:11 asklar

This is a good candidate for documenting the migration process of UWP -> WinAppSDK if we use one of the existing samples or branch off of one

AgneLukoseviciute avatar Feb 23 '22 22:02 AgneLukoseviciute

In order to help parallelize, the sample app doesn't need to be built from the CLI. A manual app is sufficient. Purpose of this app (initially): a test app? best practices (good for copying)? testing upgrades? Which existing UWP sample app should we target? Note this is not about upgrading gallery (#9140) and not about creating and E2E test app (#9144).

Answer: This is the manual, non-automatic example app that others can copy. To be eventually revisited when there is a CLI generated app. It can be a Hello World app as a baseline (but tackling RNTester functionality would have upside for sure).

Build a WinAppSDK app, try to host a React Native root in there, check it in.

chrisglein avatar Mar 03 '22 00:03 chrisglein

@AgneLukoseviciute Do you think this will make 0.69 or should it be moved to 0.70?

jonthysell avatar May 06 '22 22:05 jonthysell

This one is essentially done, but relies on https://github.com/microsoft/react-native-windows/issues/8132 to be working e2e so I'm moving to 0.70

AgneLukoseviciute avatar May 10 '22 15:05 AgneLukoseviciute