Should Uno.Material be installed in MyApp.UWP only? Or all the projects in the solution?
Uno.Material should be installed in all your projects in the solution, as described in this GitHub issue.
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I downloaded qt design studio, I have photoshop installed but I can't find the plugin, looking at the tutorial https://doc.qt.io/qtdesignstudio/qtbridge-ps-setup.html only the installer program is provided and not the plugin
Solved, qt bridge is not available in community version
I have found System.ComponentModel.Composition 4.5 online, but I cannot install the package because my ASP.NET project targets Silverlight Version=v5.0 and the package is not compatible with this version of Silverlight. Does anyone have a link to download System.ComponentModel.Composition 2.0.5.0?
I also need System.Windows.Controls, System.Xml, Castle.Core all version 2.0.5.0.
I tried changing the version of Silverlight that would be compatible with the version 4.5 package, but the box is greyed out in my project and won't let me. I also did a project search and couldn't find anywhere in the code that deals with the Silverlight version.
Any help would be appreciated. Thanks!
I've upgraded from .NET Core 2.0 to 2.1.1 (so many elements that gets highly confusing).
I built my project and now I'm getting this error:
Cannot find compilation library location for package 'Microsoft.NETCore.App'
I don't know what other information should I provide. Please guide me in providing more info on this issue.
It's such a frustrating experience. Upgrading backward compatible version in Semantic Versioning shouldn't break things. I wish they had versioned this release as .NET Core 3.0, so that we wouldn't upgrade. Any help?
Update: I created this issue on GitHub.
I did simple fix for this issue, I selected option to remove additional files at destination before publish and then it solved my issue.
Just set MvcRazorExcludeRefAssembliesFromPublish to false in your .csproj file and that should fix the issue.
You're missing the SDK. Download and install 2.1.301 (at the time of writing), and you'll be okay. FWIW, you're not forced to upgrade. If the packages upgraded automatically, you either set a wildcard on package version or you just did something like "Upgrade all" in the NuGet Package Manager GUI. If you're concerned about things upgrading without your permission, then use explicit version numbers and pick and choose each package to upgrade manually.
Clean your hosted folder and install fresh. Re-installing the SDK/runtimes did not fully correct the issue for me.
Resolved this error by:
Re/Install SDK on IIS Server (2.1.3xx)
Re/Install SDK on Dev Machine (2.1.3xx)
Re/Install Runtime on IIS Server (2.1.2)
Clean hosted folder on IIS Server (I had old cshtml/dlls)
Republish to clean folder
Also try with an empty new project (File -> New Project -> ASP.NET Core Web Site -> 2.1)
What is the workflow when developing VSIX extension? Should I uninstall and install extension each time I rebuild the project, or is there any easier way to do this?
Is it possible somehow to rebuild it and see the changes without uninstalling it and installing again?
Add the solution:
Like Simon Mourier's suggestion, for the VSIX project, you don't have to uninstall it if you want to update it. It would cover the previous project automatically during you run the latest version.
I have a Visual Studio solution with a few ASP.NET projects. I want to install OctoPack on some of them. So far I have been able to install OctoPack on one project, but not on the others. What can be the reason?
I have installed System.Runtime.Serialization.Primitives and then I could install OctoPack.