Hi @smansuri
It seems like your solution is created via old microservice template which is not compatible with ABP Studio.
We may suggest you to create a solution via new microservice template on ABP Studio, and continue your development with it if you can.
The information for the default solution runner profile are kept in etc\abp-studio\run-profiles\Default.abprun.json unless you change it.
I've created an internal issue about this. Thank you for the report.
Hi @cangunaydin
Does the problem continue?
I can not reproduce the problem. Switching to ABP preview version doesn't seem related with solution runner at all.
Could you provide steps to reproduce the problem?
Did you update the ABP Studio, or switched your solution to ABP Framework preview version?
Thanks for the feedback.
I've 1 more question and a request:
dotnet run command, does the applications stop when you terminate the dotnet run command?@icoretchi Are you still able to browse the applications, after stopping them on Studio?
@rafael.gonzales
When you create a Module using ABP Studio, the initial MyProject.EntityFrameworkCore.MyProjectDbContextBase doesn't call the new module Configure's method in the OnModelCreating. If your module name is MyNewModule, then there should be a method called at the end like this one: "builder.ConfigureMyNewModule();," but it doesn't exist right now with ABP Studio.
We've implemented this, thanks to your feedback. In next releases, when you create a new module, configure method will be added to the main application when you imported the new module and installed it to main application.
Hello john@johnfuqua.com,
Unfortunately ABP Studio doesn't have that feature yet. Currently only modules created with Microservice templates are integrated to other parts.
You can check how the initial UI application is configured in other services and gateways to learn how to integrate the new Blazor-Server application.
