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[GitHub] [cordova-windows] DennisSmolek commented on issue #280: "You Can't Add Both..." for AppxManifest.xml

DennisSmolek commented on issue #280: "You Can't Add Both..." for AppxManifest.xml
URL: https://github.com/apache/cordova-windows/issues/280#issuecomment-490975225
 
 
   So, previously, I was able to work in the same Visual Studio as my core repo. In my case using Ionic.
   Running tests, builds, etc. was all handled using the default Ionic setup. 
   
   I got a different Windows machine, pulled the repo and got nothing but headaches.
   
   So a build that worked perfectly for iOS and Android refused to build in Windows.
   
   What I found is that if you attempt to build or run the app from the root project some configuration/script/setup always blocks it.
   
   So we do a standard build for all platforms. I pull the repo into Windows and do a Cordova Build. VS is great and you can do it from VS or with Cordova directly. 
   
   BUT You then have to open the generated solution in the windows platforms folder, open that, and then use that to generate/run your actual application. Attempting to do it from the root always fails.

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