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I have solved this problem by myself. I have edited ProjectName.Droid.csproj file and manually inserted reference code for my Portable Project. No need to convert into .net standard at all. All errors are gone. Thank You everyone who contributed. Cheers.

Just found the answer at project page of Plugin FireBasePushNotification:

3rd point of theirs FAQ:

"3 - You won't receive any push notifications if application is stopped while debugging, should reopen and close again for notifications to work when app closed. This is due to the application being on an unstable state when stopped while debugging."

So, everything what I have done to do was close and reopen application using only the phone(not debugging through visual studio), and bingo, now it works!

Maybe try to import the @font-face directly to your global.css and also the src:url() please try to address to the origin of the fonts .woff files

slice_max is going to give you a maximum number of rows, not necessarily number of unique homeworlds. Try this:

You do not need to tell F-Droid to update your app - it will do so automatically:

Do I need to tell you when I update?

We will detect new releases of your app and update our metadata accordingly, which will then cause us to check the code and add new builds to our system. Tags help greatly for adding new versions, but do remember to push the tags to the origin repo each time. Of course, if you move source code to a different website, you should tell us. There are currently some issues around detecting new versions when the AndroidManifest.xml is moved so if there is some urgency, you can let us know if that happens.

Some app developers submit merge requests to us with all the relevant build data when they release. You don’t need to do this, but it can speed things up. Historically, as a small community project, we have been slower to process updates than we’d like to be, but this situation is improving all the time.

Our update checks are dumb and just scrape build files: We do not run any build code, so do not use time-based versioning or any other sort of calculating your version at build time (e.g. moving them to multiple subversions that get concatenated at build or even having complex function calls to do this).

I’ve published a new release. Why is it not in the repository?

When we detect a new release, it may take a few days to make it into the repository as the build process runs only once a day. Before the build has completed, the wiki page for your app will list it in :Category:Apps to Update. As long as the text under Versions stating “The current (recommended) version is xxx (version code yyy)” shows the version numbers corresponding to your latest release, we detected it and the APK should be available soon. Just give it some time.

Regarding the CurrentVersion and CurrentVersionCode values in the metadata, my understanding is that F-Droid's updating scripts update them automatically to the current values:

The F-Droid tools can automatically detect and build updates to apps and packages.

Detecting

There are various mechanisms in place for automatically detecting that updates are available for applications, with the UpdateCheckMode field in the metadata determining which method is used for a particular application.

Running the fdroid checkupdates command will apply this method to each application in the repository and update the CurrentVersion and CurrentVersionCode fields in the metadata accordingly.

You may change content to purge and add require('@tailwindcss/typography') to plugins in tailwind.config.js. And then to see typography changes you should cover your with a prose named div.

• tailwind.config.js

Since you are using the latest Xamarin Forms Activity which uses AndroidX, you need to convert your legacy libraries into AndroidX ones.

For example, replace with in the XML layout.

And convert android.support.design.widget.TabLayout to com.google.android.material.tabs.TabLayout

Create a layout folder inside you Resources folder of Android platform of Xamarin.Forms project.

Then create tabbar.xml in the layout folder. Add the code below for the file. I set indicator color to red for reference.

This could be done with the aid of an extension. See, e.g., the Select By extension in which you can specify the starting and ending regex within the keybinding. Keybinding: