Reactive sample should not pull Terminal.Gui from nuget
See original GitHub issueThis
<PackageReference Include="Terminal.Gui" Version="1.0.0-pre.*" />
Should be
<ProjectReference Include="..\Terminal.Gui\Terminal.Gui.csproj" />
But I can’t get that to work. I get these errors, which make no sense to me:
There has got to be a way to have this sample build correctly without having to refer to the nuget.
@worldbeater can you help?
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Pharmacist has been reimplemented as ObservableEvents .NET 5 source generator, so I guess if we replace the former package with the latter, we’ll no longer need to pull
Terminal.Gui
from NuGet in the reactive sample. Going to look into this in a few weeks.Hmm, probably they’ve just hot-fixed something. Fody is known for its heavy use of low-level stuff while performing assembly weaving and code generation, so probably the cause of the heuristic virus detection was similar to the issue in the C/C++ worlds