Hi @alaa
Can you remove the project from suite, then delete bin/obj file folders, and add the project again?
I've created an internal issue about this.
We'll try to reproduce this problem and inform you.
I guess it is related with the naming but i couldn't reproduce.
Can you type the module names?
main solution: IWIT.BMSNext
first module: IWIT.BMSNext.Dictionary ?
second module: ?
Hi @kapil,
See https://select2.org/troubleshooting/common-problems#select2-does-not-function-properly-when-i-use-it-inside-a-bootst
So If I'm creating a module which can be used across all types of project(angular MVC etc) I would add a migration to each type of host?
True.
Can you try deleting the folder <projectname>.Blazor/obj/release/net6.0/PubTmp/Out/wwwroot/_content/Volo.Abp.AspNetCore.Components.Web and then removing & adding the project in suite?
I think it will work that time. But i am not sure if the error will occure again after you build the solution. Is this folder auto generated?
Hi @sukhdeep.dhillon,
If you use --with-public-website option, cms-kit will be installed in the created project. Example:
abp new Acme.BookStore --with-public-website
if I want to add it manually, how do I know in which project should I add which package.
You can create a project with that option, then check the references and manually add.
Hi @improwise,
Thanks for the suggestion.
We are putting extra effort to make the generated code follow our best practices document. That is why we are separating the dto's.
I'll create an internall issue for your request, and the team will consider this option. But i don't think it will be done in near future.
Hi @darutter,
Have you tried removing the project from suite and add it again?
Hi @chris.tune,
You can add the new migrations to *HttpApi.Host project if you want to develop Angular UI.
