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With the release of v14.2, a better way exists to manage all end-user runtime layout modifications - that better way is called the DevExpress Workspace Manager. Though each individual control we ship provides the ability to save/restore layouts to a file, XML, Registry or stream, managing this can be cumbersome when using more than a couple of controls on a form.

Included in this interaction is the ability to save/restore layout (configuration) modifications made by the end-user at runtime. As you know, in in order to deliver an intuitive user experience, all of these controls need to interact with one another. To help describe the value of our Workspace Manager, let's first consider an app that uses multiple DevExpress controls - everything from our WinForms Data Grid and Ribbon Control, to our Navigation Bar and Document Manager. What's a Workspace Manager and Why Should You Care Last week I wrote about our Image Collection and Gallery for WinForms.today, I'd like to share with you some specifics as it relates to our new Workspace Manager. After adding RestorePackagesWithLockFile to our test project as well it started working again.V14.2 ships with a number of usability/productivity features we hope you can leverage going forward. Turned out we only generated a for our web project but not our test project. It reads that needs to be enabled by editing your project file (.csproj). Got an error using $(UserProfile) that you can read more about here: The only change is that Microsoft uses $(UserProfile) but we use $(Pipeline.Workspace) for the variable. NUGET_PACKAGES: $(Pipeline.Workspace)/.nuget/packages We use the default version that looks like this: variables: NET/NuGet pipeline caching to speed up our builds. I then noticed it always happened in our test project and not our main web project. If we restarted the build it could work but then it happened again.

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In source(s): Microsoft Visual Studio Offline Packages Started getting these errors sporadically for our Azure DevOps build pipeline but never locally. In my case I didn't need the offline source, so I was left with: Modify the PackageSources section to remove the sources you don't need. Navigate to the NuGet directory and open NuGet.Config.Īll Package sources appear here, even if they don't appear on the Visual Studio Package Manager settings. Press start and enter %appdata% to take you to C:/Users//AppData/Roaming. My error persisted after doing this, hence the next the steps. I have no interest in offline packages so to solve it (windows):įirst go to in Visual Studio 2019, Tools>Nuget Package Manager>Package Manager Settings>Package Sources and add: (if this isn't already present), give it the name. The Visual Studio NuGet settings screen didn't show this but the error message did. It couldn't find the packages as it was looking for them stored offline in my computer instead of online. Run: dotnet test -no-build -verbosity normal

Run: dotnet clean & dotnet nuget locals all -clear You can fix this by adding a nfig file to your root directory containing the following Įxample github_action.yml file name. Instead GitHub defaults to a cached package repository and it might happen that your referenced package is not in that cache but is on (I had that for System.CommandLine). I would like to add that in Github Actions, the repository is not queried by default.

Workspace manager devexpress install#

Install the as package source and then 'Clear All Nuget Cache(s)' and then restore the packages. I don't know the reason but the online package source from was missing from my system installation of Visual Studio. As you can see, the package source is here already downloaded SDK/nugets/packages. Go to Package Manager Settings (Tools > Nuget Package Manager > Package Manager Settings)

Restoring or re-installing the packages.

I am writing this answer as I tried the below solutions but none of them worked : I tried everything I could, without looking at Package Source !!

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I installed VS2017 professional on my system and opened an existing project and found that multiple packages were missing. No packages exist with this id in source(s): Local Package source, Microsoft Visual Studio Offline Packages,, Package source

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However when I tried to consume this package inside c.csprojc, I get the following error Severity Code Description Project File Line Suppression StateĮrror NU1101 Unable to find B. I used nuget pack A.nuspec -Properties configuration=debug HttpClient and Models for calling the A Microservice. Working on creating a nuget pkg for a project (A.csproj) which depends on another project (B.csprojec) added as a project reference.