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We have shared libraries between our .NET 8 backends and our .NET 4.7.2 frontends which then contain the multi-target attribute <TargetFrameworks>net8.0;net472</TargetFrameworks> When I ...
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I was wondering if anyone had any idea why when I use dotnet build with my foo.csproj file in my project directory (works as expected) it sometimes generates a foo.sln file (the name of the directory ...
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We have a WPF application that we are trying to publish as a single file. I am running the command: dotnet publish .\{path_to_projectA_csproj_file}.csproj -c Release --self-contained -p:...
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The dotnet build command by default uses all cores. On an older machine, that makes it completely unresponsive. It can be configured by passing -m (or -maxCpuCount) to msbuild: dotnet build -m:3 Is ...
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Background I'm building an app that depends upon a DLL which in turn has a dependency upon the Sqlite component. My main app has no direct dependency upon Sqlite. But, it does call functionality in ...
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After some conclusions, a more precise questions: I have a .NET 4.0 project with Entity Framework v4 which uses an .edmx file. Let's call it EFProject and MyDB to the database accessed by Entity ...
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Platform: Windows 10 Visual Studio 2022 .NET Core 3.1 C# I have a small solution containing an executable (console application) as a start-up project and several class libraries projects. Whenever I ...
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I have a problem where my solution contains a node_modules folder with some libraries with long paths. This files are not needed in output directory, becuase they are only needed in another build step....
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(Ignore code type error - it was copied ree handed) The bottom line is: The System.Resources.Extensions nuget dll is not uploading to the project runtime folder. Here is the full story: .Net Project ...
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I'm able to successfully Install/Build MAUI using the full commands: - task: UseDotNet@2 displayName: 'install net core sdk' inputs: version: 8.0.x performMultiLevelLookup: true ...
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I'm working on a C# project, having the following nuget.config file: <?xml version="1.0" encoding="utf-8"?> <configuration> <packageSources> <clear/...
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This is what i have put in "executr windows batch command" - "dotnet restore "C:\Users\nraut.SIPL.jenkins\workspace\WebNetAgentSln\WCFServiceGX.sln" dotnet build "C:\...
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I would like to use the artifacts from my build stage for the test stage. But somehow the dotnet test command does not find any tests and instantly exits. The dotnet restore & dotnet build command ...
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During a Jenkins build, I am getting the following errors: Bundler: Begin processing bundleconfig.json /src/Vizualization/wwwroot/js/datatables-knockout-binding.min.js(29,21,29,21): Bundler & ...
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I've read the following post about this problem, but with my solution and nuget file are located in the same folder, the task dotnet build fails, while the previous dotnet restore succeed. I have no ...
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I have read all of the Photino.NET documentation but it doesn't seem to mention how to build a final Release version. Do you know the dotnet build parameters I need to provide? Or, is there a code ...
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I have a .net framework 4.7.2 web API assembly that I've been building for a while using the command: dotnet build 'D:\proj\folder\main\source\MyProj.WebApi\MyProj.WebApi.csproj' -t:...
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I tried to build a project for multiple targets. I using net 5 framework, and I want to build app for win64 and linux64 runtimes. The problem Missing linux 64 folder The csproj file : <Project ...
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Machine: Windows 10. SDK: 5.0.401 Project Type: webapi Issue: Running dotnet build produces the following... Things I've already tried: resmon.exe => to look for either the apphost.exe handle ...
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I have a blazor server application with 2 localization resource files with following names App.no.resx and App.resx, but these were missing when do the dotnet publish with below command, dotnet ...
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My visual studio pro 2019 is v16.11.2. I can build my mvc project without any issue by pressing build button, and run this project very well. Of cause, I've installed .net sdk 5.0.400 on my win10 ...
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Thanks in Advance, your help is greatly appreciated! I am using this code dotnet build E:\abc\abc.sln /p:Congiguration=Release but it's giving error below error: C:\Program Files\dotnet\sdk\5.0.201\...
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Here are the details about our development environment: DevExpress 20.2.3 (we are using DevExtreme) Microsoft Visual Studio Enterprise 2019 (Version 16.4.6) ASP.NET Core 3.1.0 AspNetCore.Mvc 3.1.0.0 ...
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I have one VS Solution with multiple function Projects. If I run the solution build in VS, it all works well as it is going to push the bin & function.json in to respective project folder. However,...
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