hi,
this is not a everytime reproducable issue therefore we'll check this situation and let you know
this exists?
E:\BMSNext\IWIT.Framework\aspnet-core\modules\IWIT.BMSNext.Dictionary\test\IWIT.BMSNext.Dictionary.MongoDB.Tests\IWIT.BMSNext.Dictionary.MongoDB.Tests.csproj
if not you can write a correct path in the Suite's DB %UserProfile%\.abp\suite\appsettings.json
it would be great, if you opened the ticket as public, so that other members benefit it
hi scott,
agree with you. created an internal issue. issue no: 10345
I learned from the Angular team that there's this bug. It'll be fixed in the upcoming version.
we will test this and we'll get back to you
hi,
we will try to reproduce it and get back to you
As stated in https://commercial.abp.io/eula, you cannot make the commercial project as open-source.
I think it's very understandable. Otherwise, some people can purchase a Business License and share all the source code on the internet.
But the major question here is, using commercial modules with the free project template. In this case, the developer will not share the source code of the commercial packages but will use the binary files. This is technically probable.
On the other hand, you can distribute your commercial project to anyone without the source code, there's no restriction on that. But when you deliver with the source code, then the target customer also needs to purchase a license, otherwise, they will occupy your developer seats which is not a desired result.
you mean the first time it works, and the next ones it doesn't work?
1- Is your Suite and your project version the same? 2- Are you sure the solution path is correct ? ( double check pls, sometimes I see temp projects with the same project name to your real project) 3- you can remove the solution and add again , try to regenerate the entity
