First, thank you for sharing. It was working great!
So I had an issue with VS2022, which involved me having to re-install and fall back to 17.0.2 (could not create WinUI 3 projects in 17.0.4).
Anyway, I rolled back, got everything working again, but your extension methods throw exceptions now.
Call Stack:
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| Name | Value | Type
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| StackTrace | " at WinRT.Platform.RoGetActivationFactory(IntPtr runtimeClassId, Guid& iid, IntPtr* factory)\r\n at WinRT.WinrtModule.GetActivationFactory(IntPtr hstrRuntimeClassId)\r\n at WinRT.WinrtModule.GetActivationFactory(String runtimeClassId)\r\n at WinRT.BaseActivationFactory..ctor(String typeNamespace, String typeFullName)\r\n at Microsoft.UI.Windowing.AppWindow._IAppWindowStatics..ctor()\r\n at System.RuntimeType.CreateInstanceOfT()" | string
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I lost most of today dealing with getting VS2022 working again (requiring lots of reinstallations of other components), so I don't have much more to offer.
This can close. I just created a new WinUI project, and this package works as expected. Not sure where it all went wrong, but I don't think its your issue. Thanks again for making this available.
First, thank you for sharing. It was working great!
So I had an issue with VS2022, which involved me having to re-install and fall back to 17.0.2 (could not create WinUI 3 projects in 17.0.4).
Anyway, I rolled back, got everything working again, but your extension methods throw exceptions now.
Call Stack: `
` I lost most of today dealing with getting VS2022 working again (requiring lots of reinstallations of other components), so I don't have much more to offer.
Thanks!