In an SDK style project that adds references to Windows SDK items, the solution explorer has incorrect displays and warnings:
To repro:
Clone https://github.com/Microsoft/UWPCommunityToolkit and checkout dev or 39902ec9e2d5b73318a03d83e5505a4ff96b60df
Open solution in VS. Make sure you have the UWP workload installed and the Windows 10 SDK(s) installed first!
Wait for auto-restore to settle down. Still have many warnings about unresolved SDK references in the Errors/Warnings window.
Go to the Microsoft.Toolkit.Uwp.UI project and expand the SDK node. You'll see WindowsDesktop and WindowsMobile with a warning sign on them (despite the warning, they appear to be resolved correctly and work). The display name isn't reflected correctly according to the item metadata either.
Now restart VS and load the solution again. The same project now shows four items in the SDK node, the two mentioned plus one each representing the path to the location.
In an SDK style project that adds references to Windows SDK items, the solution explorer has incorrect displays and warnings:
To repro:
https://github.com/Microsoft/UWPCommunityToolkit
and checkoutdev
or39902ec9e2d5b73318a03d83e5505a4ff96b60df
Wait for auto-restore to settle down. Still have many warnings about unresolved SDK references in the Errors/Warnings window.
Go to the
Microsoft.Toolkit.Uwp.UI
project and expand the SDK node. You'll seeWindowsDesktop
andWindowsMobile
with a warning sign on them (despite the warning, they appear to be resolved correctly and work). The display name isn't reflected correctly according to the item metadata either.Now restart VS and load the solution again. The same project now shows four items in the SDK node, the two mentioned plus one each representing the path to the location.
/cc @nmetulev