After writing this and trying to reorganize the files, a error message appears:
I debuged the whole thing and detected the problem:
It is coming from the property IsControlAddIn = true;
As the property is needed for my addin to work I can't just don't use the property. Or am I wrong?
A workaround is, that I cut the property out, reorganize and put it back in.
While working I found a new bug.
I am creating an on premises extension with a DotNet.al file. In this file I created my own assembly as my .dll is a custom one.
Here my code:
After writing this and trying to reorganize the files, a error message appears:
I debuged the whole thing and detected the problem: It is coming from the property IsControlAddIn = true; As the property is needed for my addin to work I can't just don't use the property. Or am I wrong?
A workaround is, that I cut the property out, reorganize and put it back in.