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Show .NET Core WPF template in Blend #77
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@debonte How does blend react if the .NET Core SDK is not installed? Does it have logic to filter these templates out if it can't find a suitable sdk like VS does? |
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@jmarolf I confirmed that Blend only shows these templates when a .NET Core 3.0 SDK is installed. |
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Add blend in .NET Core WPF template so it appears in Blend
Fixes issue #76