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    Cordova app in Visual Studio error with Windows Store deploy/debug: certificate specified has expired

    folder [Universal Apps Dev Environment Cordova WinRT Visual Studio]   label Universal Apps   Dev Environment   Cordova   WinRT   Visual Studio  

    While building and attempting to debug a Window Store Cordova application in Visual Studio I got an error that the certificate has expired.

    Error 3 The certificate specified has expired. For more information about renewing certificates

    (Yes, I created a project called deleteme so I could grab a screenshot of the error for you hehe)

    MSDN provided a temporary solution with a certificate you could download from them, but that one has expired as well. A quick-fix for this is to create a new Windows Store (C# or other) project and copy that certificate over to the Cordova project.

    Under res/native create a folder for Windows and copy the certificate there, with the following name: CordovaApp_TemporaryKey.pfx

    Hope this sorts things out for you, best of luck and happy coding.

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    Last modified on 2015-02-26

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