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Package does not load correctly #334
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After uninstalling and then re-installing the extension, the same behavior occurs. |
Same issue:
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I has the same issue: |
@djanosik Could this be related to your PR #330 |
Maybe we need to copy the WebCompiler assembly to output directory when building the extension. At least it's how it works in BundlerMinifier. I didn't know about that. |
Or maybe it's just necessary to update the extension on marketplace? Is the same exception thrown when using nightly build from http://vsixgallery.com/extension/148ffa77-d70a-407f-892b-9ee542346862/? |
@djanosik commented on Oct 16, 2017, 10:05 AM GMT+2:
The version crashing is the one from VSIX Gallery. |
Ok. I will try to update the project file. |
I get the same error, but the plugin still works with compiling SCSS. |
@jerone Thank you, it will help. |
It should be fixed in #337. @madskristensen Can you merge it please? |
This is fixed for me. Thank you! |
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Description
When starting Visual Studio, and then opening a solution with ASP.NET web projects in it, I get the following dialog at VS Startup, and for each ASP.NET project:
I have tried using your "Clear MEF Component Cache" extension to delete the MEF Component Cache to see if that would resolve the issue, but it hasn't. Also, there was an extension that auto-updated today--and sometimes, these things "work themselves out" when other components update, but alas, that has not happened (yet) either.
Lastly, here's the log output from the
ActivityLog.xml
file:Steps to recreate
Current behavior
YMMV on the steps above, because, as the dialog says, there could be other extensions that are helping to cause this issue. (It could even be as "innocuous" as the order in which the extensions are loaded!)
Expected behavior
The above dialog is not presented when Visual Studio starts and/or when a solution containing 1 or more ASP.NET web projects are loaded.
Remarks
This may possibly be caused by a "corrupted" installation of the extension. I'm going to try removing and then adding back this extension. I'll report back if I have any success.
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