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Handles build issues. Related to WinUI/Xaml Islands/WPF and UWP playing together.
The issue that has been holding us back the entire time started due to upgrading NuGet versions of WinUI.
The upgrade has been done in order to work with WinUI and Xaml Islands, that have stopped working and compiling in newer Visual Studio versions and .NET Core 3.1, and in order to renew our certificates.
Even after completely going over the instructions of using Xaml Islands and consuming WinUI into the app, we could not find any difference.
Eventually, after some (pretty long) time, Microsoft has released an update to their documentation that states the fixes that needed to be done in order to allow us building the app.
The issue was as follows -
Let's have a toast for anyone who stumbles upon this issue and somehow arrives here. If you do, have a good one. Sorry for the time you wasted on this. I know you wasted time on this ;)
Issue clarification -
https://docs.microsoft.com/en-us/windows/apps/desktop/modernize/host-custom-control-with-xaml-islands#resolve-cannot-find-a-resource-error-when-hosting-a-winui-control