Takes an Appx or Bundle file, repackages and signs it using the Store test certificate

MakeAPPXForWin10S.cmd "C:\Temp\MyDesktopBridgeFile.appx"

MakeAPPXForWin10S.cmd "MyLocalfolderAPPXFile.appx"

MakeAPPXForWin10S.cmd "MyLocalfolderAPPXBUNDLEFile.appxbundle"

1. Creates a new unique folder for extracting the Appx files
2. Modifies the 'CN' in the extracted AppxManifest.xml
3. Recreates the Appx file with the modified AppxManifest.xml
4. Signs the Appx file with the AppxTestRootAgency provided by the Store team (direct link for downloading the certificate)

The signed Appx file name will be 'InitialFileNameStoreSigned.appx'

1. Creates a new unique folder for extracting the Bundle files
2. Modifies the 'CN' in the extracted AppxMetadata\AppxBundleManifest.xml
3. Takes each internal Appx and do the same work as the one done for an unique Appx (extraction, AppxManifest.xml modification, packaging, signature)
4. Recreates the Bundle file with the modified AppxMetadata\AppxBundleManifest.xml and modified packages
5. Signs the Appx/Bundle file with the AppxTestRootAgency provided by the Store team (direct link for downloading the certificate)

The signed Bundle file name will be 'InitialFileNameStoreSigned.appxbundle'

Takes an Appx/Bundle folder created by MakeAPPXForWin10S.cmd (because we need to have already the the 'CN' modification done), repackages and sign it using the Store test certificate

RepackageAPPXFolderForWin10S.cmd "C:\Temp\MyDesktopBridgeFolder"

RepackageAPPXFolderForWin10S.cmd "LocalDesktopBridgeFolder"

RepackageAPPXFolderForWin10S.cmd "C:\Temp\MyDesktopBridgeBundleFolder" -IsBundle

RepackageAPPXFolderForWin10S.cmd "LocalDesktopBridgeBundleFolder" -IsBundle

1. Recreates the Appx/Bundle file with the content of the DesktopBridge folder
2. Signs the Appx/bundle file with the AppxTestRootAgency provided by the Store team (direct link for downloading the certificate)

The signed Appx file name will be 'FolderNameStoreSigned.appx' or 'FolderNameStoreSigned.appxbundle' "# CentTools"