Error when packaging the app as .appxupload

[nguyen-tam]

I tried the 0.0.3-alpha1 version. In the Debug|Release mode, everything works fine. But when I package the app, it fires an error about SQLite. I've catch the error to make it easier for you to debug in the attached file

My Solution's structured is

a WPF project (powersync is installed there) + a Windows application packaging project (for packaging). If you need more information, please let me know

[Chriztiaan]

Hey @nguyen-tam we've been able to reproduce the issue and we'll get back to you when this has been resolved.

[nguyen-tam]

Hey @nguyen-tam we've been able to reproduce the issue and we'll get back to you when this has been resolved.

Hi Chriztiaan , did this issue resolved? I don't see any new release for this package since 2 months ago

[Chriztiaan]

Hey @nguyen-tam, I see we did get some replies wrt this on Discord.
We have some fixes in PR, with the following dev package available - should be worth trying.

dotnet add package PowerSync.Common --version 0.0.4-dev.4

On my side, the WPF demo works when I build via dotnet build -c Release on my 64-bit Windows 10 Machine, which automatically resolves to the win-x64 target. We don't currently support other windows .NET targets (although we could potentially), are you possibly using 32-bit? To confirm you can add this to your code to see what it's using.

using System.Windows;
using System.Runtime.InteropServices;
...
MessageBox.Show(RuntimeInformation.RuntimeIdentifier);

[nguyen-tam]

Hey @nguyen-tam, I see we did get some replies wrt this on Discord. We have some fixes in PR, with the following dev package available - should be worth trying.

dotnet add package PowerSync.Common --version 0.0.4-dev.4

On my side, the WPF demo works when I build via dotnet build -c Release on my 64-bit Windows 10 Machine, which automatically resolves to the win-x64 target. We don't currently support other windows .NET targets (although we could potentially), are you possibly using 32-bit? To confirm you can add this to your code to see what it's using.

using System.Windows;
using System.Runtime.InteropServices;
...
MessageBox.Show(RuntimeInformation.RuntimeIdentifier);

Hi @Chriztiaan ,

I will give it a try. If it still not work, I will make an example project for you. About the error I reported before, when build in Release mode, it still works, but when package it as an app, it errors. I built with x64 also. Here is a quick setup :

• Create a solution with a WPF project
• Add a Windows Application Packaging project to the solution
• Publish it as . appxupload file (this file is for publishing on the Microsoft Store)
• When run .appxupload file, you will see the same error as I report before

You can see this link for more detail : https://learn.microsoft.com/en-us/windows/msix/desktop/desktop-to-uwp-packaging-dot-net