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MAUI - Access to the path .dll is denied #9426
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@dellis1972 maybe another thing to be resolved by #9423? |
Possibly yes :D |
More likely resolved by dotnet/android-tools#245 and #9423 |
Please try again with .NET 9 GA. The various fixes to try to improve this scenario (be53aed, others) are only in .NET 9 GA. |
Issue seems to exist in latest .NET 9 version also. If it matters, mine is a multi-project app (migrated from Xamarin.Forms). Versions:
Initial builds work OK, but rebuild fails. Build output:
Edit: |
I got the same problem and it is really annoying. |
Same problem |
Same problem. |
There were a couple of fixes in this area. The commit be53aed might well have been related. And GitHub Auto closed this Issue when that PR was merged. That said is it more accurate that PR #9531 fixes this issue. This has been cherry-picked to the .net 9 release branch via 974a5ab. I'm not sure when that is being released though. @jonpryor any ideas when that commit will actually make it into a release? If anyone is seeing this on the 17.12.3 please get us binlogs of the issue (with the error in it) as it will give us some pointers as to what is going on . That said We should move the conversation over to #9133 which I will re-open as it has more up to date information, |
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I created new Maui project and I cannot work due to error.
After start debugging, stop, and try to run again.
I using in project global.json:
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Feedback Bot on 10/4/2024, 01:14 AM:
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Samantha Houts [MSFT] on 10/14/2024, 00:46 PM:
Sometimes we see this when the path is too long. If you move your project to a shorter path, does it build? Does this happen with every project or just this one? Does it happen every build? Thanks!
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Kopernik Mikolaj on 10/18/2024, 00:44 AM:
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