No, they are the same. I mean, all I had to do was delete the .Web folder, but somewhere along the way Abp Suite DEFINITELY created it and put a few files in there along the way. Then on future updates failed because it thought there was a valid Web project there.
Continuing to dig into this, somewhere along the way Abp suite created the .Web folder (not sure where) because the only thing in that folder was 1 directory of the Razor page modals to editing this record.
After I delete the .web project, it didn't try going in there anymore, but somewhere in AbpSuite it generates .Web project folders and files for an Angular app.
Hi team --
I am getting this same error just when I use abp-suite to create a new project. The initial code created by abp (8.0.0 and 8.0.1) refuses to build with all projects displaying the folowing error:
error NU1008: Projects that use central package version management should not define the version on the PackageReference items but on the PackageVersion items
I trying to create a project with just the Basic Theme.
There are about 100 <PackageReference> entries and am not sure what ones I need to change manually, if any?
I cleared my local template cache before upgrading to 8.0.1 hoping this would fix the issue but it still seems to be happening, I can't get any new abp-suite solutions to build.
Hi,
Thanks for your quick replly. That version is so old it's not even attainable any more on NuGet and all previous versions seem to be riddled with vulnerabilities.
Basically we can't use HtmlSanitizer and CMSKit in our application at the moment because CmsKit is using a release that is over 3 years old.
Just hacking around, I deleted all the custom theme folders, then re-added them and they started being recognized. This will have to go down as a mystery :-)
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Hi that code is wrapped up in an entire email confirmation process for us so there is nothing I can really share. The snippet I provided above IS standalone though you should be able to just inject the abp TenantService anywhere as a quick test, then call Create with an additional connectionstrings.
Update: Using a direct repository to IRepository<TenantConnectionString> works:
await _tenantConnectionStringRepository.InsertAsync(new TenantConnectionString(tenant.Id,"MongoDb", mongoDb));
However, it seems that this shouldn't be required if the SaaSTenantCreateDto class supports a list.
I guess the expectation would be that the bar disappears on click. Every theme I've ever seen actually collapses the sidebar on click. It doesn't wait for the user to then move their mouse.
Hi,
Perhaps the problem is in your step #3. You are telling me to "download the MVC suite" are you suggesting to NOT use abp-suite? I used abp-suite to generate the solution/project. jasen