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#csharp DevKit for vscode is not having a lot of fun loading the #unoplatform big solution 🤯
Still, the good thing is that it works *and* it supports solution filters now. We can debug test apps without trouble!
This is pretty cool! #rider added support for Uno Platform XAML! With the latest build also supporting .NET 8, that's quite a bit of progress 🚀
A PR of 5000+ files is going to be fun to review 😉
It's for a good cause, though. Uno has been using the UWP API as its base source from the beginning, and a CI time conversion to create WinUI packages.
Now that we've released Uno 5.0, it makes sense to move to WinUI first, since most of our users are using it. And it's going to make Uno devs happy!
While updating to #dotnet 8 RTM, just found out that the SDK downloaded by dotnet-install.ps1 is containing "old" rc2 files, which causes #unoplatform uno-check to fail installing the workloads.
This causes the workloads installer to try and install rc2 bits and fail.
Now the question is, should uno-check be fixing the sdk? moving folders from one to the other? It all depends on the speed of release of a fixed package :)
That was a fun live stream with WPA, looking at nice performance traces from #unoplatform apps, and now I have work to do to update the documentation to make it easy to work with for all the latest #dotnet versions!
You can watch it again here: https://mastodon.social/@jlaban/111212230032856845
Q: How can I quickly view the sources used to build NuGet package?
A: Easy! Go to https://nuget.info, choose a package and if source link has been enabled by the developer, clicking on a dll, then the PDB Sources tab, will give you a direct link to the file in the source provider.
A snip from the #visualstudio installer... Do you see it ? :)
I can't unsee it, but that's probably because I'm spending too much time with the installer...
