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Can I Use it with dotnet core 1.1 #427
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This should definitely work via the This sounds more like the usual bugginess of Visual Studio 2017: IntelliSense often doesn't find identifiers even though they are present (and even a build would succeed). The solution to that problem is to close and reopen your solution. Have you tried that? If it doesn't help, perhaps upload a ZIP file containing a minimal ASP.NET Core project that you create according to your above instructions. |
And did this resolve your problem? |
Right here, for example. Drag & drop a ZIP file into the multi-line text box where you write a post. This might not work on GitHub's mobile UI, use the full desktop UI when in doubt. |
Wherever you mailed that file, it didn't end up in my mailbox. Please just upload it here. ;-) |
Just for the record, this must have been a Visual Studio IntelliSense or NuGet restore failure. The provided solution compiles just fine. |
Hi
I try out to use this package with .Net core 1.1 but without luck.
What i did
Open VS2017.2
Create a asp.net wan API using netcoreApp 1.1
Create a XUnitTest project
Add the Nuget Package moq latest stable 4.7.99 -> moq 4.7.9 aperes in the NuGet folder in Solution Explorer
add using Moq; -> the type or namespace Moq could not be found
on cmd run dotnet update -> does not help
What i am doing wrong ?
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