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I think a restart button that changes from disabled to enabled as soon as there is changes needing a restart would be great.
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Nice idea! :)
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Unfortunately it's a feature available only on Fall Creators Update...
I can only close the app, since I want to keep the support for Creators Update (and bring it to Anniversary Update in future).
And a "close" button wouldn't be very useful.
But in future I will implement this (I will need to create a separate package for Fall Creators Update).
Is it not possible to just do: Application.Restart(); Process.GetCurrentProcess().Kill(); ?
Application.Restart(); Process.GetCurrentProcess().Kill();
@7twin Application.Restart() is not supported in UWP apps.
Application.Restart()
They implemented the RequestRestartAsync API in the Fall Creators Update. https://github.com/Microsoft/AppModelSamples/tree/master/Samples/TestRestart
RequestRestartAsync API
Ah I see, thanks!
JakubSteplowski
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I think a restart button that changes from disabled to enabled as soon as there is changes needing a restart would be great.
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