Activities of "dweiss"

What project does the Suite look at for the templates (Where that dll gets stored and referenced by the suite)?

Volo.Abp.Commercial.SuiteTemplates has the templates. You need to build your solution after updating this package.

Hi @yekalkan, I'm going to close this as answered as I believe the issue was a lingering dll that wasn't cleaned up after the upgrade even after a rebuild. When we attempt the next upgrade, I will try a full ABP clean after updating the suite, framework and projects, that way I believe the suite will prompt for the build of the solution.

Hi @dweiss

• Can you check the version of Volo.Abp.Commercial.SuiteTemplates package? Is it 7.2.2 too?

• Have you overriden the domain manager template for this project?

Most likely you have overriden the template. Because normally CreateAsync and UpdateAsync method has return values in their signatures. Example:public async Task<AnotherEntityTest> CreateAsync. but in your case there are no <AnotherEntityTest> in the generated code. I've checked the previous Suite versions and i could not find a version that generates these methods without return values. That is why i think you've overriden them. To undo the override, go to Templates page in suite and revert the customization for Server.Domain.Manager.txt.

If you have never override the template, i will check again. For now i don't see any other reason than i explained.

Hi @yekalkan, Thank you for getting back. I have not modified any of the Templates but perhaps something went wrong when I upgraded via the CLI. I have since downgraded our main solution and modules back to 7.1.1 to move on from the issue as we have deliverable dates approaching. However, the dummy solution project I created above was pointed at the correct package you had listed.

Project Sdk="Microsoft.NET.Sdk">

<Import Project="....\common.props" />

<PropertyGroup> <TargetFramework>netstandard2.0</TargetFramework> <Nullable>enable</Nullable> <RootNamespace>DummyModule</RootNamespace> </PropertyGroup>

<ItemGroup> <PackageReference Include="Volo.Abp.Commercial.SuiteTemplates" Version="7.2.2" /> </ItemGroup>

</Project>

At a later date we will try this upgrade again but that won't be for a week or so. Based on what you said, I have an idea of what could have happened. What project does the Suite look at for the templates (Where that dll gets stored and referenced by the suite)? I've had an issue in the past that even though the NuGet packages were updated correctly and display so in the project configurations, the dll being added to the bin folder on build did not match the version listed as a package reference. Cleaning and Rebuilding did not resolve this but deleting the obj/bin folders through abp clean might. After this release cycle I'll try again and will post if there are issues.

did you also update your ABP Suite to v7.2.2
ABP Suite and your project version must be the same

Thank you for getting back. I had already updated the abp suite and all projects to version 7.2.2. Please see screenshots below for reference.

hi there, I hope this helps, but as a test, I generated a brand new module solution in the suite and generated an entity. I got the same result. Please let me know if I can provide you with any more information.

`public class AnotherEntityTestManager : DomainService { private readonly IAnotherEntityTestRepository _anotherEntityTestRepository;

    public AnotherEntityTestManager(IAnotherEntityTestRepository anotherEntityTestRepository) 
    { 
        _anotherEntityTestRepository = anotherEntityTestRepository; 
    } 

    public async Task<AnotherEntityTest> CreateAsync( 
    %%method-parameters%%) 
    { 
        %% validations %% 

        var anotherEntityTest = new AnotherEntityTest( 
         GuidGenerator.Create(), 
         isAlive 
         ); 

        return await _anotherEntityTestRepository.InsertAsync(anotherEntityTest); 
    } 

    public async Task<AnotherEntityTest> UpdateAsync( 
        Guid id, 
        %%method-parameters%%, [CanBeNull] string concurrencyStamp = null 
    ) 
    { 
        %% validations %% 

        var anotherEntityTest = await _anotherEntityTestRepository.GetAsync(id); 

        anotherEntityTest.IsAlive = isAlive; 

        anotherEntityTest.SetConcurrencyStampIfNotNull(concurrencyStamp); 
        return await _anotherEntityTestRepository.UpdateAsync(anotherEntityTest); 
    } 

}` 

Good morning. Is this being worked on as part of a patch release or is there something I can do locally to fix this?

did you also update your ABP Suite to v7.2.2 ABP Suite and your project version must be the same

Thank you for getting back. I had already updated the abp suite and all projects to version 7.2.2. Please see screenshots below for reference.

hi there, I hope this helps, but as a test, I generated a brand new module solution in the suite and generated an entity. I got the same result. Please let me know if I can provide you with any more information.

`public class AnotherEntityTestManager : DomainService { private readonly IAnotherEntityTestRepository _anotherEntityTestRepository;

    public AnotherEntityTestManager(IAnotherEntityTestRepository anotherEntityTestRepository)
    {
        _anotherEntityTestRepository = anotherEntityTestRepository;
    }

    public async Task<AnotherEntityTest> CreateAsync(
    %%method-parameters%%)
    {
        %% validations %%

        var anotherEntityTest = new AnotherEntityTest(
         GuidGenerator.Create(),
         isAlive
         );

        return await _anotherEntityTestRepository.InsertAsync(anotherEntityTest);
    }

    public async Task<AnotherEntityTest> UpdateAsync(
        Guid id,
        %%method-parameters%%, [CanBeNull] string concurrencyStamp = null
    )
    {
        %% validations %%

        var anotherEntityTest = await _anotherEntityTestRepository.GetAsync(id);

        anotherEntityTest.IsAlive = isAlive;

        anotherEntityTest.SetConcurrencyStampIfNotNull(concurrencyStamp);
        return await _anotherEntityTestRepository.UpdateAsync(anotherEntityTest);
    }

}`