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Cannot Start Web App on Linux
See original GitHub issueI created a blank Avalonia template for cross-platform app. I open it in Jetbrains Rider.
I try to debug the Web project in FireFox. It requests to install Microsoft.AspNetCore.Components.WebAssembly.DevServer so I do.
If I try to debug, now I get this error
class com.intellij.ide.browsers.firefox.FirefoxSettings cannot be cast to class com.intellij.ide.browsers.chrome.ChromeSettings (com.intellij.ide.browsers.firefox.FirefoxSettings and com.intellij.ide.browsers.chrome.ChromeSettings are in unnamed module of loader com.intellij.util.lang.PathClassLoader @769c9116)
If I run the app without debugging, I get a blank page in my browser.
I have a separate Blazor project that runs fine.
OS: Garuda Linux (Arch-based) Avalonia v11 preview 4 and 5
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I think @amwx is working on a new solution for the Windowing stuff which will remove this limitation. See also https://github.com/amwx/FluentAvalonia/pull/307
I assume it’s an app and not dialogs library. In this case, if your .Desktop project has BuildAvaloniaApp, you can add “.AfterSetup()” there and add style from C# code directly to the Application.Current.
Ideally, FluentAvalonia.UI.Windowing shouldn’t reference Avalonia.Desktop project. But IIRC there was some specific reason for that on their side.