The "Checking pre-requirements" task has been running continuously without any error logs. Additionally, ABP Studio cannot create projects via http://localhost:3000/.
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Hi,
It seems there is cache problem, can you try cleaning all the nuget cache and install abp suite standalone.
dotnet nuget locals all --clearInstall/update abp cli:
dotnet tool update --global Volo.Abp.Studio.CliThen try to open
abp suiteabp suite
⚠️ Make sure you're logged in ABP CLI or ABP Studio. you can check if you're authenticated or not via following command:
abp login-infoIf you're not logged in, use
abp logincommand
Additionally, it is expected that solutions cannot be created on Suite. You can now use ABP Studio to create new solutions after the prerequisites have been installed. See more: https://abp.io/docs/latest/get-started
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The "Checking pre-requirements" task in ABP Studio is stuck because some required dependencies (such as Volo.Abp.Studio.Cli, dotnet-ef, node, wg, mkcert) are not installed or are not being installed successfully. This prevents ABP Studio from working properly, including project creation and ABP Suite operations.
To resolve this, follow these steps:
- Close ABP Studio completely.
- Manually install the missing dependencies:
- Open a terminal or PowerShell as administrator.
- Install .NET tools:
dotnet tool install --global Volo.Abp.Studio.Cli dotnet tool install --global dotnet-ef- Install Node.js: Download and install from https://nodejs.org/ - Install mkcert: Follow instructions at https://github.com/FiloSottile/mkcert - Install wg (WireGuard): https://www.wireguard.com/install/- After installing all dependencies, restart ABP Studio. It should detect the installed tools and proceed past the pre-requirements check.
If you still encounter issues, check your network/proxy settings, as ABP Studio may not be able to download dependencies due to firewall or proxy restrictions.
For more details, see the official installation guide:
- https://abp.io/docs/latest/studio/installation
- https://abp.io/studio
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After following the provided method, the problem still persists. I've noticed two issues. 1: My computer doesn't have the .NET 9 SDK. I'm not sure if this has any impact. 2: The .nuget folder directory has been changed to the D: drive. When I execute "abp suite" in the command prompt, it prompts that the Volo.Abp.Studio.Extensions.StandardSolutionTemplates can't be found in the .nuget folder directory on the C: drive, and then it keeps looping continuously.
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Hi,
When you open the
D:\Packages\volo.abp.studio.extensions.standardsolutiontemplatespath in File Explorer, can you see any version folders, specifically 1.2.2?When you open the
D:\Packages\volo.abp.studio.extensions.standardsolutiontemplatespath in File Explorer, can you see any version folders, specifically 1.2.2? If you can't find a folder named volo.abp.studio.extensions.standardsolutiontemplates inD:\Packages, probably you didn't set the NUGET_PACKAGES environment variable as explained here.You can set it with the following PowerShell command.
setx /M NUGET_PACKAGES D:\PackagesIf the issue still persists, the problem may be caused by the NuGet cache. You can clear it with this command:
dotnet nuget locals all --clearAlternatively, you can manually download the extension using the command below:
nuget install Volo.Abp.Studio.Extensions.StandardSolutionTemplates -version 1.2.2 -source https://nuget.abp.io/[YOUR_API_KEY]/v3/index.jsonPlease replace
[YOUR_API_KEY]with your actual API key, which you can find in yourNuGet.configfile.Also, since your machine doesn’t have the .NET 9 SDK, please install it from the official Microsoft download page: https://dotnet.microsoft.com/en-us/download/dotnet/9.0
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After configuring the "NUGET_PACKAGES" environment variable, everything works fine. Thanks for the technical support.
