winapp-manifest

Generate a Package.appxmanifest by running the manifest generate command in your project directory to create a new manifest file with default assets using packaged or sparse templates.

Yes, update app icons and visual assets from a single source image by using the update-assets command to automatically generate and replace the required visual assets in your manifest.

Add execution aliases to your packaged or sparse Windows app by running the add-alias command, which configures the manifest structure to register the alias for your application.

A Windows app manifest is a Package.appxmanifest file that defines your app identity, capabilities, and visual assets, streamlining the packaging and distribution of Windows applications.

Yes, the manifest generation supports both packaged and sparse Windows app templates, allowing you to customize app identity, capabilities, and assets for either deployment context.

Manage app identity and capabilities in an MSIX package by generating or customizing your Package.appxmanifest, which structures the required identity declarations and capability mappings for your application.