CommunityToolkit.Mvvm NuGet package reference is missing in the project available in the Finish folder (main branch)
See original GitHub issueCloned the repository and opened the solution available in the Finish folder (main branch).
Ended up with errors when compiled, upon analysis found that the CommunityToolkit.Mvvm
NuGet package reference is missing in the project file causing the issues.
In fact, it’s not added as a reference in any of the projects available in other folders.
Notify to @jamesmontemagno @jfversluis
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Yeah, copied those files.
If VS reported missing solution items, then would’ve checked for them.
The icons representation is quite misleading.
Have reported it to VS team.
Thanks for the response.
Those files are up a level in the root.