I have a WPF running on .NET 8.0. I understand that MS in their infinite wisdom have neglected VB developers when it comes to .NET core, but this is not .NET core. I have seen a similar thread here that points to the issue with core.
According to the MS documentation adding a service reference has now moved from directly under solution explorer to Add > Connected Services and selecting 'Add Service Reference' - but only 'Service Dependencies' are available.
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I have a WPF running on .NET 8.0. I understand that MS in their infinite wisdom have neglected VB developers when it comes to .NET core, but this is not .NET core. I have seen a similar thread here that points to the issue with core.
According to the MS documentation adding a service reference has now moved from directly under solution explorer to Add > Connected Services and selecting 'Add Service Reference' - but only 'Service Dependencies' are available.
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