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.NET MAUI Check tool
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[Bug] `maui-check` fails to install workloads, but thinks it installed them #78

Closed mattkenefick closed 3 years ago

mattkenefick commented 3 years ago

Windows 11 Pro (10.0.22000 Build 22000) dotnet 6.0.100-preview.6.21355.2 Visual Studio 2022 Preview

  1. The first time I ran maui-check, it failed to install all of the workloads.
  2. I ran it again, and it said it successfully found them.
  3. I attempted to build a maui project in visual studio and was told that my workloads were not installed.
  4. I tried running dotnet workload install maui-core and was told I needed to elevate my permissions to install them.

Everything was fine after launching Terminal as administrator and manually installing the cores, but I'm not sure why maui-check thought it worked when it didn't. I'm assuming maybe it generated some folders, but not the core files required.

premingiet commented 3 years ago

Try to run this command in elevated command prompt run command prompt as Administrator

dotnet workload install maui

also run this command after that

dotnet new -i Microsoft.Maui.Templates
mattkenefick commented 3 years ago

@premingiet As mentioned, I was able to do that.

The purpose of this ticket is that maui-check thought it was successful even after it wasn't.

Edit: Meaning that somewhere in the codebase, it's checking the wrong thing to validate a successful install.

Redth commented 3 years ago

Please try the latest version of maui-check with preview7, it should do a better job of getting things setup now that it is only using dotnet workload commands.