Closed NPadrutt closed 9 years ago
Good idea, I didn't notice that until I synced with the last merge and started getting errors about things being out of date.
@NPadrutt When you update your dependencies, please make sure that you update nuget. When I resynced my fork with the main repo I ended up with whatever version of nuget you had. I had to update nuget in order to start getting clean builds again.
What do you mean exactly with update nuget? I know nuget the way that I just change the version in the nuget config and you can download the respective version via nuget. Enable restore on build can help here. Or do you mean something different?
I just navigated to the project's .nuget folder via the command prompt and ran the following command
nuget.exe update -self
This updated nuget from version 1.7 to 2.8.3. This was the only way I was able to fix the problem. Your way might work too, it's worth a shot. I just wanted to make sure that we all have the same version in order to prevent this from happening if anyone else were to come on to the project.
Ah I guess that's the version of nuget itself. Wasn't aware that I didn't something there. Sorry for the hassle.
It's fine. I wasn't aware of it either until I synced everything.
I did the update. But now I have a problem with the login view. The command doesn't get executed. But the binding here is done via the command attribute of the button o.O anyone an idea?
Did you figure out what the issue was with the command attribute?
yes and no. There was a problem in calling the delegate when it was written inline. As soon as I made a method and called it everything went well. you can see it in the LoginPanelViewModel.
There are some updates for the used libraries e.g. MVVM Light. This inclues a bump from 4.x to 5.x for MVVM Light. I think we should update that.