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I don't know if this is a similiar problem as described above. When changing from 17.2.0 to 17.3.0 we started to get this error:
2022-08-30T08:44:38.2254917Z Testhost process exited with error: Error:
2022-08-30T08:44:38.2255816Z An assembly specified in the application dependencies manifest (PRI.Solvency.Web.UI.Tests.deps.json) was not found:
2022-08-30T08:44:38.2256217Z package: 'Antlr4.Runtime', version: '4.6.6'
2022-08-30T08:44:38.2256622Z path: 'lib/netstandard1.1/Antlr4.Runtime.dll'
The test project (PRI.Solvency.Web.UI.Tests.csproj) lists the application project (PRI.Solvency.Web.UI.csproj) as a dependency and that project in turn references Antlr4.Runtime. Both those projects target .NET 6.0 while all the other projects within the solution target .NET Framework 4.8.
We only inlcude test projects as test assemblies. The dotnet.exe restore command reports no warnings for both projects.
We have been digging deeper in the solution and identified an alteration that must be made to the PRI.Solvency.Web.UI.Tests.csproj file for successfully using version 17.3.0. A consequence of switching from Net Framework 4.8 to Net Core 6 and from VS2019 to VS2022.
I don't know if this is a similiar problem as described above. When changing from 17.2.0 to 17.3.0 we started to get this error:
The test project (PRI.Solvency.Web.UI.Tests.csproj) lists the application project (PRI.Solvency.Web.UI.csproj) as a dependency and that project in turn references
Antlr4.Runtime
. Both those projects target .NET 6.0 while all the other projects within the solution target .NET Framework 4.8.We only inlcude test projects as test assemblies. The
dotnet.exe restore
command reports no warnings for both projects.Originally posted by @matsovef in #3939 (comment)
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