cloudscribe.Web.Navigation | ASPNET Core MVC ViewComponent for navigation menus and breadcrumbs | Navigation library
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kandi X-RAY | cloudscribe.Web.Navigation Summary
cloudscribe.Web.Navigation (NuGet) provides an easy to use solution for menus, breadcrumbs, and other navigation in ASP.NET Core web applications. It was implemented for use with other cloudscribe components, but it does not depend on other cloudscribe components, and you can use it in your projects even if you are not using other cloudscribe components. For installation instruction and full details, see the documentation: The NavigationDemo.Web project has examples such as nodes filtered by roles, and a way to adjust breadcrumbs from a controller action. The demo app also has menu localization in 7 languages with a language switcher to illustrate how you can localize your own menus. We use cloudscribe.Web.Navigation for the menus in cloudscribe Core, and in cloudscribe SimpleContent. If you have questions please visit our community forums Follow me on twitter @cloudscribeweb and @joeaudette.
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QUESTION
It seems there is suddenly something out of sync with asp.net core packages.
It looks like Microsoft.AspNetCore.App 2.1.1
was released 16 hours ago on nuget.org but only 158 downloads, and apparently I'm one of the downloaders.
My .csproj
file is like this:
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Answered 2018-Jun-19 at 13:41The wildcard version number package references is weird to me. That doesn't happen by default, so either you or one of your team members did that. I don't know if that's the source of at least some of your issues or not, but I'd start by changing them to full version references. NuGet packages are not committed with your project, so having wildcards can lead to strange build issues, particularly in automated builds, when you're developing against one version but a different version is restored later. If you want to upgrade a package, that should be an explicit choice, so you can then verify that all your code still functions as it should post-upgrade.
Also worth noting, since 2.1, code generation has been rolled in, so you should not be explicitly referencing any CodeGen packages.
As far as solving the current issue goes. You may be having some issues with your package cache. In Visual Studio, go to Tools > NuGet Package Manager > Package Management Settings, and then click the "Clear All NuGet Cache(s)" button.
That should prompt a redownload of all your projects NuGet packages, and may be enough to solve the issue. If not, I'd recommend cleaning all your projects and then going into the directory for each and manually deleting both the bin
and obj
directories. Then, rebuild your solution.
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