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🧪 Bring over StackedNotificationsBehavior from Toolkit #211
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Lgtm!
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Title = "Windows Community Toolkit Labs Sample App", | ||
Content = $"Link {e.Link} was malformed.", | ||
CloseButtonText = "Close", | ||
XamlRoot = XamlRoot |
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Apparently, this only works on UWP for 1903+, so we'll need to figure out something for 1809 in the future, won't worry about it now.
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Bubbling up the CI Uno error here:
Seems internal, but also going to rebase the branch and try rebuilding now that we fixed the SG test issue. |
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Rebased, we'll see what happens now. |
Hmm, just checked the path specified here: |
Uno folks pointed us to this issue: dotnet/msbuild#53 (comment) I'm wondering if we can set the Reg key for the VM in powershell and run the git command as we did locally in our workflow, from our template doc here: https://github.com/CommunityToolkit/Labs-Windows/tree/main/template#long-paths @Arlodotexe maybe something to try quick and see what happens? Otherwise, we can try and sort out later when we sync with the Uno folks in August. |
In addition to the Git command, it looks like there's a PowerShell command for this too. We should be able to use a similar command to read the value and see if it's enabled already. Set-ItemProperty 'HKLM:\System\CurrentControlSet\Control\FileSystem' -Name 'LongPathsEnabled' -value 1 There's 2 considerations to hash out still:
Update: Will open a separate issue for this and continue discussion there. |
Before we can merge this, we need to manually add in changes done for #226 |
… latest multi-targetting changes.
Remove extra blank entry for empty text after last sample Fix template text for Markdown display
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Should enable seeing results in GitHub commit check list
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Well at least we're getting another error now? (And it worked on the WinUI 3 build!) Seems .NET Native related now:
Going to try the fix suggested here and see what happens: https://dev.to/mhmd_azeez/solving-nutcdriver-exe-returned-code-1-error-while-building-uwp-app-in-release-mode-2mc6 - Related: dotnet/corert#5604 (And the test space changes seem to work, think there may be more we can do hear in the future, but them being connected in the GitHub commit check is the first step.) |
This reverts commit 92ecbc4.
@Arlodotexe think we discovered something. Reran the failed job, but appears that there's something in the test projects (maybe related to XML) that's tripping up the .NET Native compiler more consistently? When we abstracted running the tests from the .NET Native compiler, then things were fine. Maybe we do go back and not run tests through .NET Native, and add smoke tests later that use .NET Native...? 🤔 FYI @tommcdon, have you heard or aware of any of these issues with MSTest and .NET Native? |
This branch is now on par with I've added details in CommunityToolkit/Tooling-Windows-Submodule#9, let's continue the discussion there |
…ort-notifications 🧪 Bring over StackedNotificationsBehavior from Toolkit
Importing from Toolkit
See Details in #210
Been using as my test/demo for presentation, so been working alright. Want to get initial version in.
Made some additional small tweaks: