Hello all, I moved a 4.2 project to windows 10 pc and build errors came with it.. for example: "Could not copy the file "\src\Presentation\Nop.Web\Plugins\Payments.Qualpay\Areas\Admin\sitemap.config" because it was not found"
try to install sdk 2.2... try to clean project... try to wipe manually all bin and obj folders... try to lower the visual studio installer sdk from 5 to something else but the solution didnt load at all..
Can you build the libraries on their own? Also, try unloading all of the plugins, then 'rebuild' the solution. Rebuilding cleans, then builds - same as doing them separately.
Also, check each of the plugin's .csproj file and make sure the 'ProjectReference' is correct?
You've not mentioned if the "project" included custom code. If so, or in any case, I'd suggest you download a fresh source code version, Unblock the .zip (or .rar) file, then extract it all to a new folder, and then try to build that solution.
Can you build the libraries on their own? Also, try unloading all of the plugins, then 'rebuild' the solution. Rebuilding cleans, then builds - same as doing them separately.
Also, check each of the plugin's .csproj file and make sure the 'ProjectReference' is correct?
PROGRESS !! ive used ur logic ... i unload every plugin and reload them 1 by one and rebuild ... i have problems with 3 plugins but i need only one of them ... and i did change it ... its a credit card plugin ... qualpay ... its the only one making the problem now ... its trying to find wierd json and config files ... :
Could not copy the file "..\src\Presentation\Nop.Web\Plugins\Payments.Qualpay\Plugins\SevenSpikes.Core\plugin.json" because it was not found.
Have you modified the Qualpay plugin? Did or do you have any nopTemplates plugins? The 'SevenSpikes.Core\plugin.json' comes from installing a nopTemplates plugin, as they all use the SevenSpikes.Core plugin.
Not sure why your plugin is trying to reference the SevenSpikes.Core though? Double click the plugins .csproj and check the references in that file.
Also, open the plugin, then show hidden files, and look for any hidden/missing files?
Are there any missing dependencies?
Can you build the plugin on its own?
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