Closed Jojoshua closed 2 weeks ago
Fluid needs to be updated to use the latest and fix that. I don't think you can just replace parlot version with Fluid around.
Ok, so maybe pin the version of Parlot in Fluid.core dependencies. Right now it's >=.25
I'd say it's better to think Parlot as transitive dependency when using Fluid and let nuget handle the default resolution without explicitly referencing Parlot.
Whatever you decide is fine and close the issue whenever. I'm just reverting to .25 for now
Same problem, same solution -- downgrading to 0.25 works around it.
Something about Method not found when instantiating a new FluidParser
System.MissingMethodException: Method not found: 'Parlot.Fluent.Parser1 Parlot.Fluent.Parsers.AndSkip(Parlot.Fluent.Parser
1, Parlot.Fluent.Parser`1)'. at Fluid.FluidParser..ctor(FluidParserOptions parserOptions) at Fluid.FluidParser..ctor() at JJMasterData.Core.UI.Components.JJFormView.GetHtmlTemplateActionResult()
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I'm getting the same exception installing NCalc and Fluid at the same project.
I think this issue can be closed, because Fluid needs to be updated at Nuget.org to use Parlot 0.28 and fix the transitive dependency conflict.
Something about Method not found when instantiating a new FluidParser