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I need to make some changes to a ClickOnce application that I haven’t touched for over a year and therefore the certificate has expired.
I’ve read that publishing with a new certificate will make the application fail, because it will be signed with a different key.
Therefore I think I need to use the same certificate but not sure how to renew it.
If you’re after a quick solution, then you can “renew” your existing certificate and just give it a longer expiry date.
Cliff Stanford has cleaned up the Microsoft “workaround” and made it available as a simple command line exe – available here: http://may.be/renewcert/ – Nice work Cliff !