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"A strongly-named assembly is required" #66
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Are you using F# Power Tools? Try temporarily disabling it, and see if it
goes away...
…On Thu, Mar 16, 2017 at 9:47 AM, Goswin ***@***.***> wrote:
using" F# Empty Windows App (WPF)" template ( version 2.0):
I create an new project and update all nuget packages.
I then get the error "A strongly-named assembly is required" on the type
provider.
see images.
Is this a problem with my setup ? Is this something I can fix directly?
(using VS2015 update 3)
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Yes, the Error goes away after disabling the power tools. Is that the only solution ? |
Temporarily, yes. Or ignore it (it should build -it's an "intellisense"
issue). I'm working on a pull request for power tools to eliminate this
issue permanently, but it's a large job, and not completed yet.
…On Thu, Mar 16, 2017 at 10:09 AM, Goswin ***@***.***> wrote:
Yes, the Error goes away after disabling the power tools. Is that the only
solution ?
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Yes, change the opens to:
```
open ViewModule
open ViewModule.FSharp
```
And the issue should go away. You also don't need the ", true" on line 9
anymore. Both of these libraries changed APIs in their last major releases.
FYI - We're planning to write our own templates for FsXaml, in this
repository... at which time the community templates (which are horribly out
of date) should be unnecessary.
…On Thu, Mar 16, 2017 at 10:11 AM, Goswin ***@***.***> wrote:
I have some other errors now but i think I can mange those. seems the
FsViewModule API has changed.
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OK, many thanks for your fast reply Reed! |
Just curious what the status of this issue is. Since it interferes with Intellisense, it makes development with FsXaml much more difficult. (And I don't want to disable F# Power Tools, since that would also make development more difficult.) |
Developing on VS2015 targeting .net framework v4.6.1 and runtime FSharp.Core v4.4.0, I was able to get FsXaml to work by replacing v3.1.6 with v3.0.0. |
using "F# Empty Windows App (WPF)" template (version 2.0) :
I create an new project and update all nuget packages.
I then get the error "A strongly-named assembly is required" on the type provider.
see images.
Is this a problem with my setup ? Is this something I can fix directly?
(using VS2015 update 3)
![2017-03-16_174025](https://cloud.githubusercontent.com/assets/884885/24007959/77cf6cb6-0a70-11e7-9c39-07a7b95b30bb.jpg)
![2017-03-16_173955](https://cloud.githubusercontent.com/assets/884885/24007969/7b7cae50-0a70-11e7-9a66-aebc6537f42f.jpg)
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