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Discussion on Blazor, a framework for building web apps with .NET and WebAssembly https://blazor.net

Tobias Markus

@tobbi_gitlab

At least when I debug it using IIS

Erwin Kuhn

@erwinkn

@stellina8778_twitter it's hard to give any advice on the problem, it seems like a syntax error in one of your files. Does it compile and run locally?

Tobias Markus

@tobbi_gitlab

nvm.

My viSual studio was just slow.

monica monica

@stellina8778_twitter

@erwinkn Thanks for the reply. Yes locally it works and has also been published under iis. But on web hosting (somee.com) it gives error

Haytam Zanid

@zHaytam

@mrpmorris https://developercommunity.visualstudio.com/t/team-explorer-is-showing-renamed-files-as-deleted/23795

https://developercommunity.visualstudio.com/t/add-team-explorer-git-mv-support-to-moverename-fil/731084

Peter Morris

@mrpmorris

We need a VS extension that tracks drag+drop and renaming

git mv won't even take wildcards

wvmstr

@wvmstr

@stellina8778_twitter I have not made it to the publishing stage yet, but I have seen a similar exception using EF Core. It happens when the API returns html where none was expected. The response is <html.....

monica monica

@stellina8778_twitter

it's possible that hosting web not supported blazor wasm?

Haytam Zanid

@zHaytam

I don't htink so

Peter Morris

@mrpmorris

I don't htink, ever

Alberto Passalacqua

@AlbertoPa

@wvmstr @stellina8778_twitter yep, I had that error too. HTML returned instead of JSON.

Zachary Becknell

@zbecknell

In .NET 6 my published app behaves differently than my local app, despite PublishTrimmed=false... it's quite frustrating. Does anyone know how I can publish without any sort of modifications? Is there something else I'm missing?

Ivan Josipovic

@IvanJosipovic

if its a trimming issue you will get method missing errors etc, what issues are you seeing?

Zachary Becknell

@zbecknell

In this case we're iterating through the values of an enum and populating a list of POCOs for a dropdown... it's looking like I'm finally finding a tweak to fix this in the published version, but the fact that the behavior is different when published is what I'm looking to avoid

Zachary Becknell

@zbecknell

This is the particular issue:

foreach(var member in Enums.GetMembers(typeof(TEnum)))
{
    member.Value // yields the integer value of the enum locally but 0 when published  
}

member.ToInt32() works just fine, which is what I'm using now. I'm just curious if anyone more well-informed than I knows why this might be.

Anon

@makotech222

hmm maybe its a debug/release difference

Zachary Becknell

@zbecknell

Tried that :/

Anon

@makotech222

or it could be a bug

in .net

i would try it outside the context of blazor; make a console app and publish it with that code to check if it works properly

if it does, then I would report an issue on the blazor git page

Zachary Becknell

@zbecknell

Right, and in this case I changed the code to use member.ToInt32() and it's working fine. Really the worry at this point is "what else might be broken?" Hopefully this is it!

Alberto Passalacqua

@AlbertoPa

Well, if it works in a console app, you still don't know, because of mono (have they unified?) 🤔

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