Activities of "cellero"

FYI - I have reverted everything to V8.2.2 for now. I'll wait for a few more version of 8.3x before upgrading. Thanks

  • ABP Framework version: v8.3.0 ABP Studio 0.8.0
  • UI Type: Blazor Web App
  • Database System: SQL Server

The upgrade to 8.3.0 has not been very successful for us. The primary issue is that since upgrading Abp Suite does not create all objects when generating an Entity.

Firstly though, this message is given on existing AND new project (created via ABP Studio):

I stopped this message by updating C:\Users\xxx.abp\suite\appsettings.json and replacing the null value in HttpApiHostProjectDirectory by coping the HttpApiClientProjectDirectory string. Note that new projects created by ABP Studio have same issue.

Secondly, whenever attempting to create an Entity this message is given. Even when the project is built:

To the main issue. When creating an Entity in ABP Suite only objects in the ...Blazor.Client project are created. I.e. nothing in any other project Application, Application.Contracts etc.. It is like the templates are missing??? We are unable to create / update entities.

This is a serious issue for us. We first encountered this last week when 8.3.0-final was released. I have waited to raise this ticket assuming it would be resolved but it is not.

Please assist.

Hi! We have no 8.3.0 version for Volo.Abp.Studio.Cli. You can view version compatibility from this document: https://abp.io/docs/latest/studio/version-compatibility

We haven't released a version for 8.3.0 packages yet. We will after we finish our controls. For now, if you want to use 8.3.0 version packages for your Studio templates, you can easily upgrade your packages from here:

I'm just following instructions at the head of this post:

Get this every time clicking on the Save and Generate button (even when it has been just built):

This has been around for a while. And still there in abp suite 8.3.0:

  • ABP Framework version: v8.3.0 After upgrading to ABP 8.3.0 there is no button in ABP Suite to add a new project.

I have uninstalled and resinstalled both abp suite and the cli to try to solve but there is no change. abp suite remove dotnet tool uninstall -g Volo.Abp.Cli

dotnet tool install -g Volo.Abp.Cli abp suite install

Ok, maybe I should explain the reason this is an issue for me.

I would like to have a layout where grids can display more rows than the current 10 using a desktop monitor. For example, compare LeptonX to what DevOps theme is able to acheive. I can get this many rows in DevOps (for example) in the same area that LeptonX can only get 10:

Forms are also an issue where the LeptonX theme has too much padding on all the layers (margins, cards, grids etc). I do not have experience in CSS (that is one of the benefits and reasons for paying $$$ for ABP commercial)

Does anyone have CSS that can improve the LetponX theme by reclaiming all the lost white space?

Can you re-generate blazor bundles with abp bundle command?

The CSS file that makes changes to the grid is: blazor-global-styles.css This is in the Blazor project (not Blazor.Client)

abp bundle is not valid on the Blazor project - only Blazor.Client. I have run this previously (and again now) but it has not effect.

When you run the suggested abp bundle does it change the cell padding?

Just to recap: Here is the CSS I have added to blazor-global-styles.css /* Your Global Styles */ .b-table.table tbody th, .b-table.table tbody td { padding: 0.5rem 0.25rem; background-color: #b6ff00; }

The background-color is just to test that the CSS is being used. And is it. But the padding is not.

Ok thanks, but still no luck on the grid padding I can make changes in blazor-global-styles.css and they are reflected in the UI.

For example, in the following css I used the background-color to test if the css is getting through and it does. But the padding change has not effect:

What is happening is that the custom padding css is superseded by blazor-bundle.css:

Please assist.

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