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Command line tools for Azure Functions
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VS Mac Error: Can't determine Project to build. Expected 1 .csproj... #2640

Open eugenedent opened 3 years ago

eugenedent commented 3 years ago

Visual Studio 2019 for MAC, all latest updates. I have 3 projects in Function solution. Everything was running fine until an update today. It still runs fine, but when run the it I get an error: "Can't determine Project to build. Expected 1 .csproj or .fsproj but found 3" Function was V2, I upgraded to V3. .NET Core 3.1. References seem to be set correctly. Any suggestions?

ngamanning commented 1 year ago

I ran into this issue (on Windows). In the project directory, remove bin and obj folder, then rebuild. It solved the issue for me.

mcraiha commented 8 months ago

This issue still exists. And as ngamanning said, it also happens with Windows. I updated the core tools this week, and created a new dotnet isolated project with .NET 8 and added one HTTP trigger using the command-line tool. I have to do the delete operation every time I want to start the func start.

Core Tools Version: 4.0.5530 Commit hash: N/A +c8883e7f3c06e2b424fbac033806c19d8d91418c (64-bit) Function Runtime Version: 4.28.5.21962

basilfx commented 8 months ago

I have the same problem. Migrated an in-process functions project with .NET 6 to an isolated functions project with .NET 8.

Searching for all the *.csproj files, it also finds one in the obj/ folder.:

basilfx:My.Project/ $ find . -type f -name "*.csproj"
./obj/Debug/net8.0/WorkerExtensions/WorkerExtensions.csproj
./My.Project.csproj

Running 4.0.5530 on macOS.

dirkesquire commented 3 months ago

Related Issue: https://github.com/Azure/azure-functions-core-tools/issues/3594