ay, 11 November 2022 4:15 PM
To: ozDotNet ; Nick Randolph ;
Greg Keogh
Cc: Greg Low
Subject: RE: Visual Studio 17.4.0 side effects
Offline I've started a conversation with folks that own the LTS policy, I can
understand how this is all very murky - I read the policy and even I'm confused.
Kean
Subject: RE: Visual Studio 17.4.0 side effects
LTS is a runtime concept, not a SDK concept. SDKs are designed to be backwards
compatible so the policy for quite a few years has been to install the new
version and remove the old version and projects are supposed to continue to
build.
I
Sent: Friday, November 11, 2022 1:10 PM
To: David Kean ; Greg Keogh
Cc: ozDotNet ; Greg Low
Subject: RE: Visual Studio 17.4.0 side effects
Lol... you've met workloads, right? Over the last 6 months I've had to switch
sdk pinning on and off with almost regular routine due to various issues
>
> The SDK itself is fully backwards compatible. Regardless of whether the
> runtime itself is LTS, barring workarounds for bugs there should be no need
> to pin SDKs.
>
I have only pinned once ever, and it was for a known problem in 603(?)
which caused VS web service publish to fail and I had
11, 2022 8:37 AM
To: David Kean
Cc: ozDotNet ; Nick Randolph ;
Greg Low
Subject: Re: Visual Studio 17.4.0 side effects
@Greg Keogh<mailto:gfke...@gmail.com> How did the uninstall of the 6.0 SDK
break your project? Are you pinning versions via global.json?
I just accepted the update a
>
> @Greg Keogh How did the uninstall of the 6.0 SDK
> break your project? Are you pinning versions via global.json?
>
I just accepted the update and let it run to completion smoothly. A short
time later I ran a dotnet command and it said that SDK 6 was needed. I saw
in Control Panel that only
, 2022 10:46 AM
To: ozDotNet
Cc: Greg Keogh ; Greg Low ; Nick
Randolph
Subject: RE: Visual Studio 17.4.0 side effects
Yeh it's not great. I've got no idea who made the decision to uninstall net6 as
part of the update to VS17.4. We were caught by this because it also uninstalls
Android
Blazor fix
Update these two packages to 6.0.11, the last of the v6 series.
Include="Microsoft.AspNetCore.Components.WebAssembly" Version="6.0.11" />
Include="Microsoft.AspNetCore.Components.WebAssembly.DevServer" Version="
6.0.11"
You are offered 7.0.0 as the latest, but they will not install
>
> One of my dreams is to be able to open a VS project that I haven’t touched
> for 6 months, and have it still just work. Far too frequently, I spend an
> eternity in dependency hell.
>
Yes indeed, you mentioned that a few months ago, and it happened to me a
few days ago. I opened a project
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From: Dr Greg Low via ozdotnet
Sent: Thursday, 10 November 2022 10:42 AM
To: ozDotNet
Cc: Greg Keogh ; Dr Greg Low
Subject: RE: Visual Studio 17.4.0 side effects
One of my dreams is to be able to open a VS project that I h
One of my dreams is to be able to open a VS project that I haven’t touched for
6 months, and have it still just work. Far too frequently, I spend an eternity
in dependency hell.
Regards,
Greg
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