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Hello, the packaging project does not support the property 'TargetFrameworks' found on your dotnet project. The packaging project needs to build for a specific framework, so specifying the property 'TargetFramework'...

@mattleibow The check needs to include "Any CPU" as well. When building a .sln a .metaproj gets generated that converts "Any CPU" to "AnyCPU" but if you build the .proj...

> This AnyCPU vs Any CPU might affect the other locations as well then? AnyCPU is used a lot in the targets generally. Yes, there is already another bug I...

I think all the queries are due to two different reasons: 1. Performing queries waiting for elements to be 'available' e.g. calls to WaitForElement followed by a call to do...

The packaging project is attempting to create a "SelfContained" application, that is it has everything it needs to run built in. Because of this a platform needs to be specified...

MSIX's are platform specific, AnyCPU really doesn't apply here. You are correct in that for every project you want included in the MSIX you will need to define that Platform...

.NET7 is different than .NET Framework. To run a .NET7 app you need to be either self contained or the runtime SDK has to be installed, there is no requirement...

Ok, if you know the risks, you can accomplish what you want it might just be a little clunky. You will need to create a publish profile (.pubxml) in your...

MSIX Packages are supposed to be installable without anything else being required. If something is required there is a dependency chain that the store uses to install the Framework packages...