MSIX Hero is an open source MSIX manager and toolkit. The feature list is available here: https://msixhero.net/features/
Bug reports, feature requests and pull requests are welcome.
- .NET 8.0
- Windows 10 1809 or later / Windows 11
You can download official binaries (signed + deployable via MSIX) from the official website: https://msixhero.net/get
- Visual Studio 2022
- .NET 8
- Windows SDK 10.0.22621.0
The build process is simple. You can simply open Otor.MsixHero.sln, restore the nuget packages and run the project. Alternatively, you can use the included build script build.ps1 to start the build. This starts a cake script that restores nuget packages, builds all necessary projects, performs a cleanup and copies the results to the /out subdirectory. For each assembly, the build script takes the major and minor version from the last tag (pattern vMAJOR.MINOR) and the third unit comes from the number of commits since that tag (starting with 0).
Note: The official binaries and MSIX setup available at http://msixhero.net are additionally signed. AppVeyor CI does not sign them, but you can use another script build-and-sign.ps1 to build and sign them. Adjust the signature details first, as the defaults are not meant to work out of the box, you can also use the --CertName parameter to make it work, in this case the command to build may look like this
dotnet cake build.cake --ScriptArgs -CertName="ABC"
Branches develop and master and pull requests are automatically built using Appveyor CI.
- GNU General Public License v3
- https://github.com/marcinotorowski/MSIX-Hero/blob/develop/LICENSE.md
- https://msixhero.net/license/