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EFModel Error in VS 2019 #61

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Tristan-gu opened this issue Apr 3, 2019 · 6 comments
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EFModel Error in VS 2019 #61

Tristan-gu opened this issue Apr 3, 2019 · 6 comments
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@Tristan-gu
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Hi,

I'm trying to use your extension with Visual Studio 2019 (Enterprise release).
But, in my .NetStandard Library, when I add a item 'EFDesigner' to my library, when I double-click on my EFModel1.efmodel file, I have this error.
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I d'ont know why I have this error, can you please help me ?

Another questions, what is the minimum requirement to use it inside VS ?
I have installed those below
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Am I missing something ?
Thank you

@msawczyn msawczyn added the enhancement New feature request label Apr 3, 2019
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msawczyn commented Apr 3, 2019

We're not quite VS2019-ready. That should be in a day or so, assuming I can get the time to work through the changes and test it properly. Stay tuned!

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ok thank you, I will wait

@msawczyn msawczyn added pending release Issue is resolved in the current codebase, will be published with the next release released Issue is resolved in a current release and removed enhancement New feature request pending release Issue is resolved in the current codebase, will be published with the next release labels Apr 15, 2019
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1.2.7 pre-release is in the releases. Could you take a peek and see if this resolves your issue? Thanks!

@Tristan-gu
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with the Modeling SDK installed, I don't have this issue, but have the same issue like here (#66 )

@msawczyn
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Yes, that is a known problem. You don't need to have the Modeling SDK installed to use the extension, but there is a known issue with the version 16 Modeling SDK libraries (that load in the same appdomain as Visual Studio 2019) where projects using the new project format throw exceptions.

I'm trying to figure out how to work around this but, if I can't, it'll be up to Microsoft to produce the fix. DSLs are now effectively broken when using the new project format -- which is effectively all .NET Core and .NET Standard projects.

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Fixed and released in 1.2.7.1 (except for the new project format problems, but that's really a separate issue). Closing this issue.

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