(Disclaimer: I use the Japanese version of Visual Studio 2005, and while I'm literally translating the menu names of my Visual Studio into English, it's likely to be different than how they're actually on the original edition)
Anyways, I'm trying to publish a ClickOnce app on the server, but the generated manifest file (.application) has a value in the deploymentProvider codebase attribute that I can't change at all.
<deploymentProvider codebase="http://foo.jp/foo/ClickOnce/fooApp.application" />
I expected the value would be changed by putting a path into the box where we could specify the location path (I mean, Solution Explore -> Property -> Publish tub -> Publish Location), but do I overlook something else?
Of course, I can manually change it on my NotePad, but I don't think it's the normal behavior!
The deployment manifest file identifies a ClickOnce application deployment, including the current version and other deployment settings. It references the application manifest, which describes the current version of the application and all of the files contained within the deployment.
I'm using VS 2017.
Go to Project Properties
Select the Publish page
Select the Updates... button
Change the Update Location at the bottom of the page to match your new location
Navigate to the Project Properties (dbl-click on 'Properties' in the Solution Explorer).
Go to 'Publish' tab. Edit Configuration.
(see screenshot)
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