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Render preview for non-runnable assemblies
See original GitHub issueCurrently, when rendering a preview, we rely on AssemblyName.deps.json and AssemblyName.runtimeconfig.json being available for the assembly containing the XAML file in question. These files aren’t available for non-runnable assemblies in .NET Core, so the preview won’t work.
For controls in such assemblies, we should provide a runnable project selector: filter only the runnable projects that depend on the current assembly, and preselect one of them by default.
If no such project exists, then we won’t be able to show a preview.
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@PieroCastillo, it is on my top-priority list. Will be available as soon as possible. I understand the plugin is unusable for most projects without it, yes.
While I haven’t finished with the full implementation, yet, there’ll be a quick and dirty option for people blocked by the lack of this feature. See #108 for details.