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Hi, I'm creating an unpackaged C++ WinUI application and using the Visual Studio installer project for deployment. One thing that I just discovered is that .pri files, which are generated into the output folder, are required in order for a WinUI application to work properly. Does anyone know how to include these files into the installer project, in a "smart" way? I know you can simply add files ad hoc into the installer project, but I was hoping there was a way that you could add the output .pri files so that they correspond to the active configuration, etc. Adding by project output will only include the target .exe or .dll. Thanks for any help.
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Hi, I'm creating an unpackaged C++ WinUI application and using the Visual Studio installer project for deployment. One thing that I just discovered is that
.pri
files, which are generated into the output folder, are required in order for a WinUI application to work properly. Does anyone know how to include these files into the installer project, in a "smart" way? I know you can simply add files ad hoc into the installer project, but I was hoping there was a way that you could add the output.pri
files so that they correspond to the active configuration, etc. Adding by project output will only include the target .exe or .dll. Thanks for any help.Beta Was this translation helpful? Give feedback.
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