edongashi / WpfMaterialForms

Dynamically generated forms and dialogs in WPF
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.NET 4.6 compatibility #32

Open hashitha opened 6 years ago

hashitha commented 6 years ago

I am trying to build the latest code but failing. Is there an alternative to AttributeBuilder

AttributeBuilder.Standard 1.3.27 is not compatible with net461 (.NETFramework,Version=v4.6.1) / win-x64. Package AttributeBuilder.Standard 1.3.27 supports: netstandard2.0 (.NETStandard,Version=v2.0) 0

redbaty commented 6 years ago

@hashitha Oops, this is actually my fault, will fix it in a bit

redbaty commented 6 years ago

@hashitha Hmm thats weird, according to the Microsoft .NET Standard page it should be compatible with .NET Framework 4.6.1. Do you have the .NET Core sdk installed?

hashitha commented 6 years ago

@redbaty yes I have .NET core installed. I am using VS 2017. I am getting error in Proxier

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redbaty commented 6 years ago

@hashitha Hmm anyway, I'll publish a version of Proxier that supports .NET 4.6.1. In the meantime if you are in a hurry you could try to downgrade your WPFMaterialForms package version or move to .NET 4.7

hashitha commented 6 years ago

@redbaty no worries take your time

hashitha commented 6 years ago

@redbaty yes that is what I wanted to have a look

redbaty commented 6 years ago

@hashitha Actually my bad, I haven't pushed out the new progress stuff yet, I'll try to add it later. But it should be more stable since the Mapper stuff have been moved out to a separated project

redbaty commented 6 years ago

@hashitha Try it with the newest package, it is still validating but should be available sometime soon

hashitha commented 6 years ago

@redbaty now getting a different error. I tried cloning the repo again as well.

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redbaty commented 6 years ago

@hashitha Hmm that shouldn't happen, but anyway this should be a easy fix, try to install this package if it doesn't help try to install System.Runtime aswell

hashitha commented 6 years ago

@redbaty I cant install any packages gives this error.

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edongashi commented 6 years ago

This is a ridiculous number of dependencies. We are migrating this library to a module based structure. Once that is stable things will become much cleaner.