Use framework

[OlivlfilipeOliveira]

For me to use the framework I need to install it in VS Code or Visual Studio, correct? But I'm trying to install via nuget and I can't. I would like an orientation, an installation tutorial or something. Thanks for listening!

[danpere]

You should be able to open the sample solutions in this repository in Visual Studio and run them. I just cloned the repo on my machine and did so with the latest Visual Studio 2019. I was also able to build them using dotnet build WranglingSamples.sln. Both will automatically get the packages from NuGet. That should give you a starting place to work from.

If that's not working for you, then we'll need more details about what's not working to help you.

[OlivlfilipeOliveira]

You should be able to open the sample solutions in this repository in Visual Studio and run them. I just cloned the repo on my machine and did so with the latest Visual Studio 2019. I was also able to build them using dotnet build WranglingSamples.sln. Both will automatically get the packages from NuGet. That should give you a starting place to work from.

If that's not working for you, then we'll need more details about what's not working to help you.

this happened here when I followed what you said:

[danpere]

I assume from that screenshot that you're on Linux? (If not, following the link that error message gives should fix the issue, I assume.) Our samples have the target framework set to net45 which is Windows-only. They should run just fine on .NET Core, so I'll see if we can change that. You can change it yourself by going into the .csproj files and changing the <TargetFramework> line to target .netcoreapp2.1 or .netcoreapp2.2 instead of net45. (Here's the documentation on the valid options.). BTW, there's currently a bug that will be fixed in the next release that makes .netcoreapp3.0 not work.

[OlivlfilipeOliveira]

I assume from that screenshot that you're on Linux? (If not, following the link that error message gives should fix the issue, I assume.) Our samples have the target framework set to net45 which is Windows-only. They should run just fine on .NET Core, so I'll see if we can change that. You can change it yourself by going into the .csproj files and changing the <TargetFramework> line to target .netcoreapp2.1 or .netcoreapp2.2 instead of net45. (Here's the documentation on the valid options.). BTW, there's currently a bug that will be fixed in the next release that makes .netcoreapp3.0 not work.

I changed the net45 to .netcoreapp2.2 and still giving error as shown in the screenshot.
 
So if I urge on windows will it work? I tried another day and gave the same error as the previous screenshot.

[danpere]

That appears to be the error saying .NET Framework 4.5 support isn't installed which is what I get when I try to build the current version of the samples on Linux, so maybe you missed something? I made the change in the feature/netcore-support branch on my fork of the repo and was able to successfully build and run the samples on Linux and Mac.

[OlivlfilipeOliveira]

That appears to be the error saying .NET Framework 4.5 support isn't installed which is what I get when I try to build the current version of the samples on Linux, so maybe you missed something? I made the change in the feature/netcore-support branch on my fork of the repo and was able to successfully build and run the samples on Linux and Mac.

continued the same mistake... :(

[danpere]

continued the same mistake... :(

I'm sorry. I don't understand what you're trying to say. Could you explain in more detail?