Re-signing ClickOnce Application and Deployment Manifests with MAGE
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In this interview I sit down again with Saurabh Bhatia, a Program Manager on the
Office Client team, who is responsible for the ClickOnce publishing functionality in Visual Studio. We chat about trust issues and certificates and he sets me straight on how ClickOnce deployment and
application manifests work. He then shows how to re-sign them outside of Visual Studio using a tool called
Mage. This is really handy for folks that need to modify the files within a deployment package, like the application settings (app.config) file, but don't have Visual Studio
installed.
Saurabh draws on the whiteboard in this one and since I'm a one (wo)man show I couldn't jump up and zoom in so I redrew it for you all here.
Saurabh has also posted more details in an article he wrote here.
Links from the show:
-Beth Massi, Visual Studio Community
Saurabh draws on the whiteboard in this one and since I'm a one (wo)man show I couldn't jump up and zoom in so I redrew it for you all here.
Saurabh has also posted more details in an article he wrote here.
Links from the show:
- Signing and re-signing manifests in ClickOnce
- Mage
- Office Client (VSTO) Team blog
- VSTO Developer Center
-Beth Massi, Visual Studio Community
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