It seems that I still get asked if i want to update or skip the update if I try to open the application from the Start Menu.

UPDATE:
It seems this was happening because I was publishing without building.
If i build first and then publish, it works as intended. I'm closing this.

No any actions performed and no any scripts added after installing package

The script seems to work at least once then it stops updating the minimum required version for unknown reasons.

Using VS2019 & Windows 10

As a result, no actions when publish for changing MinimumRequred version.
VS2019 is used (with Reference typed dependencies)

Would it be possible to add support for the new .net Core csproj files and .pubxml publish files?
I'd like to use this tool, but it only recognizes publish rules if they are embedded in the project file. That is not the standard behavior, publish profiles are now stored in standalone files

The publish profile files can be found here: $(ProjectDir)Properties\PublishProfiles\

The target extension is .pubxml

To identify ClickOnce publish profiles look for this tag in the pubxml file: <PublishProtocol>ClickOnce</PublishProtocol>. This identifies the profile as a ClickOnce as opposed to folder or Docker profiles

Additionally, it would be very nice for the publish profile to get its version numbers from the csproj file
Example:

• Publish profile versions:
  • <ApplicationVersion>0.1.0.0</ApplicationVersion>
  • <MinimumRequiredVersion>0.1.0.0</MinimumRequiredVersion>
• csproj version
  • <Version>0.1.1.0</Version>

I want to be able to set csproj.Version and have both of the publish profile versions update as well