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Checking the metadata folder referenced in the error the plugin assembly found there is LS.Dataverse.Plugins-D7213E1E-F3E
B-4579-A6B9-6C9D433DD7EE\WHSDataversePlugins.dll (ie, with dots). If I remove dots from the cdsproj name it builds fine.
As a workaround I can revert to using a mapping file instead of adding plugin project as a reference but trying to keep builds as efficient as possible.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered:
I have added a plugin project reference to my .cdsproj named similar to below, which includes dots.
<ItemGroup> <ProjectReference Include="..\Plugins\LS.Dataverse.Plugins.csproj" /> </ItemGroup>
When building the project I get the following error:
....nuget\packages\microsoft.powerapps.msbuild.solution\1.34.3\build\Microsoft.PowerApps.MSBuild.Solution.targets(137,5): error : Cannot find required file '...\SolutionName\obj\Debug\Metadata\PluginAssemblies\LSDataversePlugins-D7213E1E-F3E
B-4579-A6B9-6C9D433DD7EE\WHSDataversePlugins.dll'. [...\SolutionName\SolutionProjName.cdsproj]
Checking the metadata folder referenced in the error the plugin assembly found there is LS.Dataverse.Plugins-D7213E1E-F3E
B-4579-A6B9-6C9D433DD7EE\WHSDataversePlugins.dll (ie, with dots). If I remove dots from the cdsproj name it builds fine.
As a workaround I can revert to using a mapping file instead of adding plugin project as a reference but trying to keep builds as efficient as possible.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: