I am in the situation with the environment.
VS 2013, Update 4, CTP 3.1 Cordova.
I have been struggling for the past 1 week to publish the app to stores as it is stopping with error
"The package identity associated with this update doesn't match what's in the uploaded package".
Some gentleman has suggested to update to 2015 and ctp6 to pass through this problem.
Any alternatives that I can get here?
I tried all alternatives but could not get pass through this.
Thanks
If this is for the Windows platform (and I assume it is based on your tags), try installing this workaround plugin:
https://github.com/Chuxel/taco-tricks/tree/master/plugin-windows-package-fix
This should be resolved in VS 2015 but is an issue in VS 2013.
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I have installed Visual Studio 2019 and build tools of it it comes with MSBUILD 15 but in my regitery all i have is version 11 under tool version 4.0 which prevents me of building my app and return this error.
MSBuild v4.0 is not supported, aborting.
I've been reading solutions on internet and some suggested that we need to add it manually in system environment so I did it like this:
After some time I've found this official docs here. And I changed my environment to this using Current:
Yet I get the same error, so I was thinking if I add version 15 to registery manually it might solve the problem (not sure of it yet).
The question is:
How do I add msbuild 15 to registery manually?
Is there any other way rather than add it manually to solve the
problem?
Solved / Not solved!
Apparently VS19 doesn't support cordova-windows so we are force to use VS17 :/
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After migrating A DotNetCore application from VS2015 to VS2017, I am getting a Reference error when I try to run the application.
If I try to manage my nuget packages I get an 'nuget configuration is invalid' error. In the output window i see lots of "
TF10121: The path '///[NuGetDependency;;;;]' is not found or not
supported. Type or select a different path.
"
I tried searching the internet but couldn't find any solution.
The last time I faced this issue, restarting VS 2017 helped. Make sure you have the latest updates installed for VS 2017.
I have an older ASP.NET MVC 4 project in our solution. I just installed Visual Studio 2017 RC Community Edition (VisualStudio/public.d15rel/15.0.26020.0). We have been using VS2015 successfully.
When I load the solution in VS2017RC, I get the error:
The application which this project type is based on was not found.
I've re-installed ASP.NET MVC 4 after installing VS2017RC, but it didn't help.
I plan to upgrade that to a newer version of ASP.NET MVC, but I'm hoping to use VS2017 in the mean time.
Open the .csproj file in a text editor
Find the code (may be different):
<ProjectTypeGuids> {E3E379DF-F4C6-4180-9B81-6769533ABE47}; {349c5851-65df-11da-9384-00065b846f21}; {fae04ec0-301f-11d3-bf4b-00c04f79efbc} </ProjectTypeGuids>
Delete the section {E3E379DF-F4C6-4180-9B81-6769533ABE47};
Save the file and re-open the solution.
Not all MVC4 attributes (f.e. Viewbag) are recognised in Views.
But at least you can open and run the project until a patch is released.
RC is a "Release Candidate"; it may have known issues until the full release is ready. Your problem is one of them.
MVC4 Projects are not supported
You can keep up to date through the release notes.
They say it's fixed, pending release (at the moment).
Here's the UserVoice ticket: https://developercommunity.visualstudio.com/content/problem/2865/cannot-load-mvc4-web-project-in-vs-2017-rc.html
I have a server with TFS2015.1 installed and since this update I have added some git repositories to an existing collection.
Historically it was using TFS version control, but more recently we have started to look at using git more prolifically, and because of this I believe the alerts available do not include a pull request option.
Is there something I can ask our ALM team to try.
I am hunting for a template change if possible, is this something that an update x of TFS might allow.
I have to consider the possible of needing separate collections.
This is a known issue with TFS 2015 Update 1. It has been fixed in TFS 2015 update 2. There is no solution to fix this on Update 1 other than upgrading the TFS instance.
Installation of NServiceBus was smooth and straightforward. No issues there.
Now, I'm trying to play with a sample solution to see what happens behind the screens. Just trying to follow instructions here - http://docs.particular.net/samples/
And I get this error when creating an endpoint.
Reinstalled the VS add-in. Restarted VS 2010. No luck.
Any ideas?
It seems like you don't have the ASP NET MVC 3 project type installed on your environment. Please try installing ASP.Net MVC from http://www.asp.net/mvc/mvc3
If you have tried to install it using the Web Platform Installer Tool, be sure that you installed the right version and product (At least for me, it's easy to pick the wrong one with so many similar named products).