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Last version still crashes Nuget Package Manager for VS2015 #57

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FredyFLU opened this issue Nov 23, 2016 · 8 comments
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Last version still crashes Nuget Package Manager for VS2015 #57

FredyFLU opened this issue Nov 23, 2016 · 8 comments

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@FredyFLU
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When using Nuget Packet Manager for Visual Studio 2015 v3.4.4.13.21 (last update on 07/10/2016), if the package (0.7.0.1) is added to any project, this crashes the manager :

Added package 'Rb.Forms.Barcode.0.7.1' to 'packages.config'
Successfully installed 'Rb.Forms.Barcode 0.7.1' to GeoWorker.BarcodeScanner
========== Finished ==========
ZIP archive contains unsupported data structures.

@calbert52
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Same here, even worse, selecting 'Installed' in 'Manage Packages for Solution' displays "Error occurred" and none of your installed packages are displayed. No unable to uninstall installed packages.

@fvermeulen
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@FredyFLU @calbert52 you are both on windows right? We are developing on mac. If that is true, than we have to check the path structure and rebuild the library.

Are you completely new to this barcode scanner, or do you already had an older version from the library installed?

@calbert52
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calbert52 commented Nov 24, 2016 via email

@FredyFLU
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Yes I am also using Windows with Visual Studio 2015 Update 3.
I used and older version of the barcode scanner without problem but this may be related to the package manager that was updated recently.
Thanks for help.

@fvermeulen
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can someone from you check the project out and repair the folderStructure for Windows-user? I don't have a windows pc and can't test it. When you could fix it, then I can build a new version for you.

I think here is the problem

@marcusts
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This is also happening to me on a Windows 10 PC with Visual Studio 2015. I can only remove rb.forms manually, which is a major hassle.

Temporarily, I can compile your source separately and include the DLL's. But that is not compliant with my client's corporate coding philosophy.

Please repair immediately, thanks!

@rdoubleui
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As @fvermeulen indicated maybe this is related to the file paths. One simple test you could try is to turn around slashes in the .nuspec file references. Also make sure the relative paths are correct. If that doesn't work let's investigate further from there.

@jcmanke
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jcmanke commented Mar 10, 2017

Turning around the slashes fixed the issue for me. I have opened pull request #67 with the change.

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