[BUG]Could not load type 'Elsa.Workflows.Runtime.Options.StartWorkflowRuntimeOptions' from assembly 'Elsa.Workflows.Runtime, Version=3.1.3.0

[vishvraj007]

Description

When attempting to execute a workflow manually, an error occurs with the following message: "Could not load type 'Elsa.Workflows.Runtime.Options.StartWorkflowRuntimeOptions' from assembly 'Elsa.Workflows.Runtime, Version=3.1.3.0'". I am using dotnet 8.0 and upgraded Elsa.Workflows.Runtime, Version=3.0.4 to Version=3.1.3.0.

Code Snippet: `var startWorkflowOptions = new Elsa.Workflows.Runtime.Parameters.StartWorkflowRuntimeParams() { Input= convertToDictionary, VersionOptions= Elsa.Common.Models.VersionOptions.LatestAndPublished};

var result = await _workflowRuntime.StartWorkflowAsync(definitionId, startWorkflowOptions);

var instance = await _workflowRuntime.ExportWorkflowStateAsync(result.WorkflowInstanceId);

var output = instance?.Output;`

[glime-ai[bot]]

Based on the error message you've provided, it seems like there might be a mismatch between the types or namespaces you are using in your code snippet and the ones defined in the Elsa 3.1.3.0 package. It's possible that the StartWorkflowRuntimeOptions class has been moved, renamed, or its namespace has changed in the newer version of Elsa.

To resolve this issue, you should first ensure that you are using the correct namespaces and classes as per the latest Elsa documentation. Since you are using dotnet 8.0 and have upgraded to Elsa 3.1.3.0, you should refer to the official Elsa documentation or the NuGet package release notes for any breaking changes or migration steps.

If the documentation for the specific version is not available, you can look at the source code on GitHub or use an IDE like Visual Studio to navigate to the definition of StartWorkflowAsync and see what parameters it expects.

As a general step, you can also try cleaning and rebuilding your solution to ensure that all references are updated correctly.

If you continue to experience issues, please provide more details about the error and the context in which it occurs, such as the full exception stack trace and any relevant parts of your project setup.

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