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- ABP Framework version:
- UI type: Angular
- Tiered (MVC) or Identity Server Seperated (Angular): no
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- Steps to reproduce the issue:
- create a simple author entity with two properties on a newly generated 2.0 solution
- code is generated
- ERROR:
- Error occurred on DB migration step: MSBUILD : error MSB1009: Project file does not exist. Switch: ../Kuvu.HttpApi.Host Unable to retrieve project metadata. Ensure it's an MSBuild-based .NET Core project. If you're using custom BaseIntermediateOutputPath or MSBuildProjectExtensionsPath values, Use the --msbuildprojectextensionspath option.
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on macOS dotnet 3.1 abp.io v2.8
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Hi - this is a brand new commercial solution and the suite is up to date (v2.8). Has this been tested on my platform?
on macOS Catalina dotnet 3.1 abp.io v2.8 visual studio code dotnet --version 3.1.201 node -v v12.16.3 npm -v 6.14.4
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an update...
looks like there are definitely some tooling issues with abp suite migrations (at least on the mac)
I got around this manually by:
dotnet-ef migrations add "your migration name here" dotnet-ef database update
in EntityFrameWorkCore.DbMigrations after adding an appsettings.json with my connections (copied from DbMigrator)
my previous question on linux/macos testing still holds...
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@pkouame , I'll try to reproduce it in a MAC. Suite is creating migrations with the EF Core CLI so it's not different than typing
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yes - no doubt you are issuing the same CLI calls.
as stated above - your framework needs an appsettings.json in EFCore.DbMigrations for this to work on my side. Unless you are attempting to tool differently...
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my bad! I wrote this for another question :) anyway I'll check the MAC issues. I think there's a small problem with the directory seperator. Windows uses
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Thank you. me, personally not using macOS but we have MACs to test it. Actually the idea to make this application web based is to be used cross-platform. I think the issue is a minor problem.
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ABP Commercial repository is private, you can create a new ticket on this website to track your issue. Also here's the change logs for new versions https://docs.abp.io/en/commercial/latest/release-notes
by the way, Suite MAC issue has been fixed, and you can try on the next version.
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