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Broken repo build #1659
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I have encountered the same issue here! |
Have you both tried opening WinUIGallery.sln? |
Yes, but later I deleted the entire repository and cloned it again, and then opened the correct sln file, but the problem still exists. |
@AndrewKeepCoding can you clone from scratch and compile with vs 17.12 without issues? |
@moltco I just did it to reconfirm it and works (compiles and runs) both WinUIGallery.sln and WinUIGallery.DesktopWap.sln. 🤔 |
For some reason you might have issues downloading packages from: or some configuration issues on Nuget Package Manager. |
That's what I thought too @AndrewKeepCoding but I can open the link in browser and have no custom nuget or VS configuration so I thought maybe that's a link to a private Microsoft nugetbor somesuch. Will try installing manually with nuget to see where it gets me. |
Same issue here using Visual Studio 17.12.1. Can't even download it manually using nuget, getting this error; I noticed if I try and go to that URL manually via my browser, it opens a log-in prompt. Whereas the other |
Facing the same thing! |
I am able to reproduce this, I needed to delete my locally NuGet cache for this error to occur though (located under As a workaround for now, you can delete the |
Okay, after deleting |
Simple solution. I do expect an "official" solution, because I just had the same issue. |
This issue is definitely on our radar :) |
I think this is related to the changes made to nuget.config in #1636 |
Which version of the app?
WinUI 3 Gallery
Description
I cloned this repo using VS 2022 17.12 Community, opened DesktopWrapper.sln and tried to compile/run the 'Packaged' target as per the readme.md instructions.
The build didn't work. It is broken. It feels dependencies and .csproj files in the solution are at fault.
I get the following errors when trying to build the 'packaged' target:
I tried restoring nuget with runtime identifier any and trying to update nuget packages - it all failed, I guess the .csproj config is preventing nuget from working properly.
Ultimately I am trying to test MediaPlayerElement examples but I can't see a way to test/compile just those examples without the entire repo.
Could anyone help with resolving the build issues until there is a proper fix?
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Windows version
Windows 11 24H2 (26052)
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