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TL;DR: I'm trying Uno for the first time and need some help. First, Uno-Check (Ver 1.0.2.0) fails as described below and may have left my Uno environment hosed as repairs seem to have failed as well. Also, Uno-Check seems to have installed a bunch of preview sdk's that I didn't expect, including a .NET 6.0.200 preview SDK. When I'm learning something new, I prefer to avoid preview software so I can be somewhat sure that errors are mine rather than system bugs. Can I avoid preview software while writing Uno programs? I only want to target desktops... I recently upgraded to Win11 Pro x64 (a clean install) and have finally gotten my system and programs configured and ready to start a Uno project. Running Uno-Check leads to a series of errors as follows. After passing several initial tests, Uno-Check fails due to missing SDKs:
When I tell the program to attempt to fix the issues, I get:
I'm not sure what most of these errors mean, much less how to fix them. Given the first error indicated that I was missing sdk's and suggested a fix, I inserted "--from-previous-sdk" into the options into the Uno-Check-generated command line and tried again: The following was entered (on a single line):
Which resulted in:
Running Uno-Check again fails to find the sdk's it initially complained about, so adding the '--from-previous-sdk' flag didn't fix the problem. FYI, dotnet --info reveals:
So it appears that Uno-Check uninstalled some components and was unable to restore them when the upgrade failed. Can someone please help me out? |
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Good day!
Can you try this?
#7833