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metadata.json seems to be loaded successfully but actually not? #96
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I have same structure, but the listing is different. This is full content of my
Hope it helps. |
@tesar-tech Sorry for the late response. Did not get the chance to test it again until just now. With your suggestion, I tried again with the new metadata.json below:
Now all the property values are picked up correctly and filled into the submission form! Thanks a lot. However, I think I also misinterpreted the previous outputs. It seems that this line has never worked:
The Publishing hold options under Submission options section of the submission form always defaults to the selection from previous submission. Do you know how to set the publishing mode to Manual through metadata.json? The extension itself does not seem to provide a "sign off" mechanism. I hope to have a chance to briefly review the submission before it goes out of our door. BTW, I referenced the example json on this page to create my orginal layered metadata.json (which does not work): |
@irvingwyc Unfortunately my knowledge isn't sufficient here. I have never used the "manual" mode. (BTW you have wrong link in the link) |
@tesar-tech Thanks for the prompt response and pointing out the link issue. I have sent an inquiry to [email protected] as suggested on the wiki page and will update here if I get any response from Microsoft. |
Hi,
I am trying to configure a Azure DevOps Release Pipeline to automate the process of updating an existing app release in the Microsoft Store. So far I can get most of the functions work as described in the wiki, with the exception to metadate updating. I am using a very simple structure/configuration of metadata.json like below:
And it is placed under the following folder structure:
Part of the publish task debug output:
So far it seems to me that only the
"targetPublishMode": "Manual"
got picked in the actual submission created. Both the Description and What's New fields still have the lengthy contents from previous submission.Just wondering if anyone can shed me some light on this? Did I miss some key parts in my metadata.json file?
Thanks a lot in advance.
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