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Method not found exception "Void Grpc.Core.ClientBase`1..ctor(Grpc.Core.Channel)"
See original GitHub issueMethod not found exception while DatastoreClient.Create “Void Grpc.Core.ClientBase`1…ctor(Grpc.Core.Channel)” after updating to newest set from Nuget:
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Great! I suspect there was some lingering binary around that had a reference to Grpc.Core 2.x. Will close this now, as it sounds like you’re sorted.
I have restored working set from repo and then updated in nuget all except GRPC libs. After update I have received new GRPC.Core.Api of v. 1.22 and other 2 GRPCs were update to 1.22 either. I got following pic.
Removed bin obj. After start all was working.