Closed drieseng closed 6 years ago
@JamesNK Any idea?
Did you run build.cmd
first? Those scripts acquire the required version of the runtime - which include Microsoft.NETCore.App
Yes, I ran build.cmd /t:restore
as mentioned on Building from source.
It works just fine on the release/2.2 branch. This may be because that one uses the .NET Core 2.2 toolchain, while master uses .NET Core 3.0.
I encountered the same error on the 3.0 branch a few weeks ago. I think I resolved it by changing the environment path to dotnet install folders. I'm not completely sure because I was trying to fix another problem and it suddenly resolved itself.
@drieseng, did you get a chance to try @JamesNK's suggestion:
...I think I resolved it by changing the environment path to dotnet install folders...
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When I attempt to run the benchmarks in master I get the following errors:
I followed the Building from source instructions. Building the sources works just fine (using both VS and
dotnet build
).What am I missing?