ADK, HLK, HDK and EWDK updates for the Windows 10 Fall Creators Update
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Custom Capabilities enable secure hardware access from UWP applications. Often times, these applications need to be version bound to a specific version of the driver package. Let's review how ISVs can easily enable this functionality.
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The Discussion
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ckh Can you please clarify the scenario in which the DriverDependency and DriverConstraint need to be met in order for the appx to be installed?
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ddroz @ckh: Great question, if multiple DriverDependency elements are specified in the APPX Manifest, all of them need to be met for the appx to install. DriverConstraint elements describe drivers that satisfy a DriverDependency element. Only one DriverConstraint element must be met in order for the DriverConstraint to be considered satisfied. The statement in the video has this logic reversed.