developer-delphi-windows-msix_V1.0.0

You package a Delphi application into MSIX by enabling MSIX via Project > Deployment, configuring AppxManifest.xml, setting up Deployment Manager for dependencies, and following the signing and sideload testing workflow.

The best way to configure AppxManifest.xml for Win64 Delphi apps involves setting essential manifest properties required by the MSIX format, utilizing provided templates to ensure correct manifest creation for deployment.

Yes, this MSIX packaging workflow supports Free Pascal (FPC) applications, providing a comprehensive framework to configure projects, create manifests, manage runtime dependencies, and prepare for store submission.

To include runtime dependencies in an MSIX package, use the Deployment Manager guidance provided to bundle necessary assets and runtime files within the MSIX, ensuring all required components are packaged for sideload or store deployment.

Sideloading and WACK validation before store submission involve testing the signed MSIX locally and running the Windows App Certification Kit, following delta-versus-store considerations to ensure compliance before final submission.

Code signing is required for MSIX sideload testing to verify package integrity and allow local Windows installation, with the workflow guiding you through generating a signed MSIX package ready for sideload deployment.