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@edirkzwager coud not reproduce your issue.

@edirkzwager I'll try to reproduce it in a scratch 2.7.0 and get back to you.

It can work but you need to create 2 seperate projects one for EF Core SQL provider and one for EF Core Postgresql. out of the box it doesn't support different providers in the same code-base. for your question, can you check the logs, maybe the host is unreacunreachable

@edirkzwager it seems like you are doing everything OK. but this code smells

context.Files.RemoveAll(x => x.StartsWith("/libs/jquery/jquery.js", StringComparison.InvariantCultureIgnoreCase));

if you run it in a Docker container (Linux OS) and in Windows it'll behave different. because directory seperator is different in both systems.

I would write this code as below:

context.Files.RemoveAll(x => x.EndsWith("jquery.js", StringComparison.OrdinalIgnoreCase));

@ninomartini is it Angular?

thanks @sean.alford, updated.

we keep this issue open, and let you know when we finish it. probably it will be finished in next milestone

I think the new one is Gravatar! Am I correct @armanozak?

Followed the KendoUI documents (getting started and deferred-initialization)

• Added Telerik.UI.for.AspNet.Core.Trial NuGet package.
• Added tag helpers of KendoUI: _ViewImports.cshtml.
• Called context.Services.AddKendo(); in the ConfigureServices of the web module.
• Creates view components (for script and style imports) and added to the layout via ABP Layout hook system.
• Used the .Deferred() as explained in its documentation. In this way, I make the component scripts rendering at the end of the page, instead of inline.

See the commit => https://github.com/abpframework/abp/commit/ec3ff48ef0e47432bccc1e11f87b0d026cf2f8be