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Properties page is blank after close and reopen solution while current tab is not Properties page #9405

Closed Eudora-Li01 closed 4 months ago

Eudora-Li01 commented 4 months ago

Visual Studio Version

17.10.0 Preview 2.0 [34619.48.main]

Summary

Properties page is blank after close and reopen solution while current tab is not Properties page.

Steps to Reproduce

  1. Create Winforms .NET Framework project.
  2. Right click the project node in Solution Explore and select Properties.
  3. Switch to form designer.
  4. Close and reopen solution.
  5. Open and observe Properties Tab.

https://github.com/dotnet/project-system/assets/130345015/dfc394d4-0717-41f9-a29c-de762efd2874

Expected Behavior

Properties Page can be opened successfully.

Actual Behavior

Properties page is blank page.

More info:

  1. In VS 17.10.0 Preview 2.0, it reproduces on ENU, DE and FR languages.
  2. In VS 17.10.0 Preview 1.0 and 17.9.0, it reproduces on DE and FR languages, doesn't reproduce on ENU languages.
  3. It doesn't reproduce on Winforms .NET Core project., it reproduce on WPF and console Framework projects.
Tanya-Solyanik commented 4 months ago

@Eudora-Li01 - I have Version 17.10.0 Preview 2.0 [34622.352.main, ENU machine and ENU VS, and I couldn't repro the empty property page. Would you be able to attach another instance of VS to your test instance, enable first chance exceptions and set symbols to http://symweb, and collect a call stack if any exceptions happen on step 5. Please work with BeyondSoft devs on getting this call stack if needed.

Eudora-Li01 commented 4 months ago

Verified on VS 17.10.0 Preview 2.0[34626.195.mian], ENU machine and VS, this issue still reproduces. Here is call stack I got: Callstacks.txt

haileymck commented 4 months ago

Thank you for filing this issue! Because the project is .NET framework and not .NET core, another team is working a fix. This issue is open on their end, so I am going to close this, and here is the page where they are currently discussing it.