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[ChristopherAliprantis]

on FluentWeather/FluentWeather/FluentWeather.csproj you expose the certificate thumbprint which is private and it shouldn't be on github so maybe you should create a file called Certificate.targets set the xml there and put your inf, then gitignore it and reference it in csproj to add and optionaly put a comment on the add line saying its for certificates but was gitignored for privacy

[Gabboxl]

Hi, thanks for reaching out.
The thumbprint is not private info, actually. It's just an hash, an identifier of the actual certificate, which is on my machine (to which no one can get access to, hopefully).
Moreover, that certificate is only used to sign the standalone version of the app, which is basically used by almost no one.

I don't really care about it being there, so I'll just leave it as it is. If someone cloning the repo encounters the missing certificate error, he will create a new one.

Thanks for the concern anyway!

[ChristopherAliprantis]

Yeah, I have an app with a .Keystore an android certificate and the keystore password is secret so I thought maybe it was same for thumbprint. Also I use your app and it's better than that msn weather app, but maybe add auto refreshing at an interval

[Gabboxl]

Yeah, I have an app with a .Keystore an android certificate and the keystore password is secret so I thought maybe it was same for thumbprint. Also I use your app and it's better than that msn weather app, but maybe add auto refreshing at an interval

There already is, take a look at the settings.