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I'm stuck in "Interact with data in Blazor web apps" learning path. #57675

Closed EkiciFurkan closed 1 month ago

EkiciFurkan commented 2 months ago

I want to finish this course and i wanna understund everyting about this course but i stock in this "dotnet new blazorserver -o BlazingPizzaSite -f net6.0" clı command ıt's not working

What ı can do for this situation ?

baronfel commented 2 months ago

Hi @EkiciFurkan - can you provide some more details about your setup? You can get a lot of helpful information we can use by running dotnet --info and copy/pasting its output into a comment here.

Also, if you can run the dotnet new blazorserver -o BlazingPizzaSite -f net6.0 command and give the output of that as well that would help.

EkiciFurkan commented 2 months ago

dotnet --info

Hello,

Screenshot 2024-08-23 at 00 24 11

I got error like that, I also tried the codes in the error message does not work.

and when ı execute dotnet --info my result being like that

Screenshot 2024-08-23 at 00 26 54

Thank for helping. ^^

KalleOlaviNiemitalo commented 2 months ago

clı command ıt's not working

Are you using Turkish language settings on the computer? There have been bugs where software does not compare strings correctly in Turkish locales. But I don't know whether dotnet new has any such bug currently, and the blazorserver name has neither i nor ı letters in it.

EkiciFurkan commented 2 months ago

clı command ıt's not working

Are you using Turkish language settings on the computer? There have been bugs where software does not compare strings correctly in Turkish locales. But I don't know whether dotnet new has any such bug currently, and the blazorserver name has neither i nor ı letters in it.

no don't think so, ıts probly about net .net they can change the clı commend

javiercn commented 1 month ago

@EkiciFurkan can you post a link to the tutorial you are following?

Very likely needs an update for the 8.0 SDK and onwards, since that template got removed.

EkiciFurkan commented 1 month ago

@EkiciFurkan can you post a link to the tutorial you are following?

Very likely needs an update for the 8.0 SDK and onwards, since that template got removed.

https://learn.microsoft.com/tr-tr/training/modules/interact-with-data-blazor-web-apps/3-exercise-create-user-interfaces-with-blazor-components

This page, yes it may have been removed

javiercn commented 1 month ago

@guardrex can you take a look at it?

We should get this updated to use dotnet new blazor -ai -int Server as that would be the closest equivalent. We'll likely also need to do updates to the docs.

/cc: @mkArtak @danroth27

guardrex commented 1 month ago

@javiercn ... @danroth27 manages the Blazor Learn Module coverage via Azure Training documentation authors. I only occasionally provide feedback on them and don't work on them directly.

danroth27 commented 1 month ago

We're working on a major update to the Blazor learning path to update it to the latest .NET version and to revise the content, but it's going to take some time.

@jongalloway @CamSoper Any thoughts on how we might mitigate the current situation? The problem here is that the current Blazor learning path uses the old Blazor Server template which was removed in .NET 8.

Some options:

  1. Add some text warning the learner that the template has not yet been updated to .NET 8 and they need to use an older .NET SDK version (only .NET 6 is currently still supported)
  2. Try to make some minimal updates to switch the current content to use .NET 8 and the Blazor Web App template.
CamSoper commented 1 month ago
  1. Add some text warning the learner that the template has not yet been updated to .NET 8 and they need to use an older .NET SDK version (only .NET 6 is currently still supported)

That's a good option. We already have boilerplate includes for "This module relies on .NET 6" and walks them through verifying they have it.

Also, I'd be remiss not to point out that this is one of those scenarios that can be avoided by pointing learners to a Codespace. As we've discussed, I'm a huge fan of shipping the environment I want my learners to use, because it's the only way I can guarantee they have the environment I intend for them to learn in (and that I've used to verify my content).

  1. Try to make some minimal updates to switch the current content to use .NET 8 and the Blazor Web App template.

This isn't a bad option, either. If you make me a list of the changes and any required text changes, I can make them for you.

LMK which way you want to go, @danroth27!

danroth27 commented 1 month ago

That's a good option. We already have boilerplate includes for "This module relies on .NET 6" and walks them through verifying they have it.

Ah, cool, the current text is already pretty clear that the tutorial uses the .NET 6 SDK, although the install link just points to the Download .NET page, which installs .NET 8. @CamSoper Can we point this link to https://dotnet.microsoft.com/download/dotnet/6.0 instead?

@EkiciFurkan Can you please try installing the .NET 6 SDK from https://dotnet.microsoft.com/download/dotnet/6.0 and see if that resolves your issue while we work on getting the learn module updated to .NET 8?

CamSoper commented 1 month ago

@danroth27 I updated the .NET 6 and 7 includes so they link directly to the correct version of the download. Should go out with the next publish.

EkiciFurkan commented 1 month ago

That's a good option. We already have boilerplate includes for "This module relies on .NET 6" and walks them through verifying they have it.

Ah, cool, the current text is already pretty clear that the tutorial uses the .NET 6 SDK, although the install link just points to the Download .NET page, which installs .NET 8. @CamSoper Can we point this link to https://dotnet.microsoft.com/download/dotnet/6.0 instead?

@EkiciFurkan Can you please try installing the .NET 6 SDK from https://dotnet.microsoft.com/download/dotnet/6.0 and see if that resolves your issue while we work on getting the learn module updated to .NET 8?

Yes .NET 6 SDK works very well in. I will be really looking forward to the training documentation for .NET 8 and new expected versions!

CamSoper commented 1 month ago

I'm closing this since we seem to have figured it out, @EkiciFurkan. Please feel free to let me know if you need more help!