How to use a SAS (signed acess signature) for a blob storage hosting a ClickOnce installation?

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I would like to host ClickOnce installation files on a non public Azure Blob Storage. To make it available for my users I created a stored access policy and a SAS (shared access signature) for this policy. I configured the SAS URL as installation folder URL. But the installation process appends the name of the .application file after the parameters to the SAS URL. This results in an invalid URL and a broken installation.

Is there a way to use URL parameters in a installation folder URL without creating invalid URL during installation? Or is there a better way to make a private Azure Blob Storage avaiable to my users?

I already tried some hacks like including the .application file in the URL directly and appending a # at the end to keep the URL valid.

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