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I'm getting this error when I add a reference to the .Net Standard project in the Andoid Project.
Severity Code Description Project File Line Suppression State
Error Can not resolve reference:System.Threading.Tasks.Extensions
,
referenced byDotNetty.Transport
. Please add a NuGet package or
assembly reference forSystem.Threading.Tasks.Extensions
, or remove
the reference toDotNetty.Transport
. VFMApp.Droid
I tried:
Neither NuGet packages (System.Threading.Tasks.Extensions / DotNetty.Transport), clean solution, compiled project successfully, reference project, compile: ERROR
NuGet package for DotNetty.Transport, clean solution, compiled project successfully, reference project, compile: ERROR
NuGet package for System.Threading.Tasks.Extensions, clean solution, compile project successfully, reference project, compile: ERROR
Both NuGet packages (System.Threading.Tasks.Extensions / DotNetty.Transport), clean solution, compile project successfully, reference project, compile: ERROR
Packages in .Net Standard project:
- Acr.UserDialogs 7.0.1
- Humanizer 2.5.16
- Microsoft.Azure.Devices.Client 1.18.1
- Microsoft.Azure.Mobile.Client 4.1.1
- Microsoft.Azure.Mobile.Client.SQLiteStore 4.1.1
- NETStandard.Library 2.0.3
- Plugin.Share 7.1.1
- Refractored.MvvmHelpers 1.4.1-beta
- Xam.Plugin.Connectivity 4.0.0.190-beta
- Xam.Plugin.DeviceInfo 4.1.0-beta
- Xam.Plugin.Geolocator 4.5.4-beta
- Xam.Plugin.Media 4.1.1-beta
- Xam.Plugins.Settings 4.0.0.10-beta
Packages in Android project:
- Xamarin.Android.Support.Compat 28.0.0
- Xamarin.Android.Support.Design 28.0.0
- Xamarin.GooglePlayServices.Maps 60.1142.1
c# android xamarin xamarin.android .net-standard
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I'm getting this error when I add a reference to the .Net Standard project in the Andoid Project.
Severity Code Description Project File Line Suppression State
Error Can not resolve reference:System.Threading.Tasks.Extensions
,
referenced byDotNetty.Transport
. Please add a NuGet package or
assembly reference forSystem.Threading.Tasks.Extensions
, or remove
the reference toDotNetty.Transport
. VFMApp.Droid
I tried:
Neither NuGet packages (System.Threading.Tasks.Extensions / DotNetty.Transport), clean solution, compiled project successfully, reference project, compile: ERROR
NuGet package for DotNetty.Transport, clean solution, compiled project successfully, reference project, compile: ERROR
NuGet package for System.Threading.Tasks.Extensions, clean solution, compile project successfully, reference project, compile: ERROR
Both NuGet packages (System.Threading.Tasks.Extensions / DotNetty.Transport), clean solution, compile project successfully, reference project, compile: ERROR
Packages in .Net Standard project:
- Acr.UserDialogs 7.0.1
- Humanizer 2.5.16
- Microsoft.Azure.Devices.Client 1.18.1
- Microsoft.Azure.Mobile.Client 4.1.1
- Microsoft.Azure.Mobile.Client.SQLiteStore 4.1.1
- NETStandard.Library 2.0.3
- Plugin.Share 7.1.1
- Refractored.MvvmHelpers 1.4.1-beta
- Xam.Plugin.Connectivity 4.0.0.190-beta
- Xam.Plugin.DeviceInfo 4.1.0-beta
- Xam.Plugin.Geolocator 4.5.4-beta
- Xam.Plugin.Media 4.1.1-beta
- Xam.Plugins.Settings 4.0.0.10-beta
Packages in Android project:
- Xamarin.Android.Support.Compat 28.0.0
- Xamarin.Android.Support.Design 28.0.0
- Xamarin.GooglePlayServices.Maps 60.1142.1
c# android xamarin xamarin.android .net-standard
Why does your NetStd library have native Android packages in it?
– SushiHangover
Jan 4 at 17:26
@SushiHangover for this like: public virtual async Task<bool> SyncAsync() { if (!CrossConnectivity.Current.IsConnected) { Logger.Instance.Track("Unable to sync items, we are offline"); return false; } try CrossConnectivity being from a xam package. This is actually Microsoft's code. I'm trying to do my version of github.com/Azure-Samples/MyDriving, and failing, with newer packages, simpler architecture, etc.
– Diomedes
Jan 4 at 17:35
? I just look at their PCL library and it does not contain Android packages and neither should yours, not really sure how you got them to install/restore properly
– SushiHangover
Jan 4 at 17:39
I think they do: ibb.co/7grMYFs
– Diomedes
Jan 4 at 17:47
I think not ;-) github.com/Azure-Samples/MyDriving/blob/master/src/MobileApps/…
– SushiHangover
Jan 4 at 17:49
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I'm getting this error when I add a reference to the .Net Standard project in the Andoid Project.
Severity Code Description Project File Line Suppression State
Error Can not resolve reference:System.Threading.Tasks.Extensions
,
referenced byDotNetty.Transport
. Please add a NuGet package or
assembly reference forSystem.Threading.Tasks.Extensions
, or remove
the reference toDotNetty.Transport
. VFMApp.Droid
I tried:
Neither NuGet packages (System.Threading.Tasks.Extensions / DotNetty.Transport), clean solution, compiled project successfully, reference project, compile: ERROR
NuGet package for DotNetty.Transport, clean solution, compiled project successfully, reference project, compile: ERROR
NuGet package for System.Threading.Tasks.Extensions, clean solution, compile project successfully, reference project, compile: ERROR
Both NuGet packages (System.Threading.Tasks.Extensions / DotNetty.Transport), clean solution, compile project successfully, reference project, compile: ERROR
Packages in .Net Standard project:
- Acr.UserDialogs 7.0.1
- Humanizer 2.5.16
- Microsoft.Azure.Devices.Client 1.18.1
- Microsoft.Azure.Mobile.Client 4.1.1
- Microsoft.Azure.Mobile.Client.SQLiteStore 4.1.1
- NETStandard.Library 2.0.3
- Plugin.Share 7.1.1
- Refractored.MvvmHelpers 1.4.1-beta
- Xam.Plugin.Connectivity 4.0.0.190-beta
- Xam.Plugin.DeviceInfo 4.1.0-beta
- Xam.Plugin.Geolocator 4.5.4-beta
- Xam.Plugin.Media 4.1.1-beta
- Xam.Plugins.Settings 4.0.0.10-beta
Packages in Android project:
- Xamarin.Android.Support.Compat 28.0.0
- Xamarin.Android.Support.Design 28.0.0
- Xamarin.GooglePlayServices.Maps 60.1142.1
c# android xamarin xamarin.android .net-standard
I'm getting this error when I add a reference to the .Net Standard project in the Andoid Project.
Severity Code Description Project File Line Suppression State
Error Can not resolve reference:System.Threading.Tasks.Extensions
,
referenced byDotNetty.Transport
. Please add a NuGet package or
assembly reference forSystem.Threading.Tasks.Extensions
, or remove
the reference toDotNetty.Transport
. VFMApp.Droid
I tried:
Neither NuGet packages (System.Threading.Tasks.Extensions / DotNetty.Transport), clean solution, compiled project successfully, reference project, compile: ERROR
NuGet package for DotNetty.Transport, clean solution, compiled project successfully, reference project, compile: ERROR
NuGet package for System.Threading.Tasks.Extensions, clean solution, compile project successfully, reference project, compile: ERROR
Both NuGet packages (System.Threading.Tasks.Extensions / DotNetty.Transport), clean solution, compile project successfully, reference project, compile: ERROR
Packages in .Net Standard project:
- Acr.UserDialogs 7.0.1
- Humanizer 2.5.16
- Microsoft.Azure.Devices.Client 1.18.1
- Microsoft.Azure.Mobile.Client 4.1.1
- Microsoft.Azure.Mobile.Client.SQLiteStore 4.1.1
- NETStandard.Library 2.0.3
- Plugin.Share 7.1.1
- Refractored.MvvmHelpers 1.4.1-beta
- Xam.Plugin.Connectivity 4.0.0.190-beta
- Xam.Plugin.DeviceInfo 4.1.0-beta
- Xam.Plugin.Geolocator 4.5.4-beta
- Xam.Plugin.Media 4.1.1-beta
- Xam.Plugins.Settings 4.0.0.10-beta
Packages in Android project:
- Xamarin.Android.Support.Compat 28.0.0
- Xamarin.Android.Support.Design 28.0.0
- Xamarin.GooglePlayServices.Maps 60.1142.1
c# android xamarin xamarin.android .net-standard
c# android xamarin xamarin.android .net-standard
edited Jan 4 at 18:05
Diomedes
asked Jan 4 at 17:16
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Why does your NetStd library have native Android packages in it?
– SushiHangover
Jan 4 at 17:26
@SushiHangover for this like: public virtual async Task<bool> SyncAsync() { if (!CrossConnectivity.Current.IsConnected) { Logger.Instance.Track("Unable to sync items, we are offline"); return false; } try CrossConnectivity being from a xam package. This is actually Microsoft's code. I'm trying to do my version of github.com/Azure-Samples/MyDriving, and failing, with newer packages, simpler architecture, etc.
– Diomedes
Jan 4 at 17:35
? I just look at their PCL library and it does not contain Android packages and neither should yours, not really sure how you got them to install/restore properly
– SushiHangover
Jan 4 at 17:39
I think they do: ibb.co/7grMYFs
– Diomedes
Jan 4 at 17:47
I think not ;-) github.com/Azure-Samples/MyDriving/blob/master/src/MobileApps/…
– SushiHangover
Jan 4 at 17:49
|
show 2 more comments
Why does your NetStd library have native Android packages in it?
– SushiHangover
Jan 4 at 17:26
@SushiHangover for this like: public virtual async Task<bool> SyncAsync() { if (!CrossConnectivity.Current.IsConnected) { Logger.Instance.Track("Unable to sync items, we are offline"); return false; } try CrossConnectivity being from a xam package. This is actually Microsoft's code. I'm trying to do my version of github.com/Azure-Samples/MyDriving, and failing, with newer packages, simpler architecture, etc.
– Diomedes
Jan 4 at 17:35
? I just look at their PCL library and it does not contain Android packages and neither should yours, not really sure how you got them to install/restore properly
– SushiHangover
Jan 4 at 17:39
I think they do: ibb.co/7grMYFs
– Diomedes
Jan 4 at 17:47
I think not ;-) github.com/Azure-Samples/MyDriving/blob/master/src/MobileApps/…
– SushiHangover
Jan 4 at 17:49
Why does your NetStd library have native Android packages in it?
– SushiHangover
Jan 4 at 17:26
Why does your NetStd library have native Android packages in it?
– SushiHangover
Jan 4 at 17:26
@SushiHangover for this like: public virtual async Task<bool> SyncAsync() { if (!CrossConnectivity.Current.IsConnected) { Logger.Instance.Track("Unable to sync items, we are offline"); return false; } try CrossConnectivity being from a xam package. This is actually Microsoft's code. I'm trying to do my version of github.com/Azure-Samples/MyDriving, and failing, with newer packages, simpler architecture, etc.
– Diomedes
Jan 4 at 17:35
@SushiHangover for this like: public virtual async Task<bool> SyncAsync() { if (!CrossConnectivity.Current.IsConnected) { Logger.Instance.Track("Unable to sync items, we are offline"); return false; } try CrossConnectivity being from a xam package. This is actually Microsoft's code. I'm trying to do my version of github.com/Azure-Samples/MyDriving, and failing, with newer packages, simpler architecture, etc.
– Diomedes
Jan 4 at 17:35
? I just look at their PCL library and it does not contain Android packages and neither should yours, not really sure how you got them to install/restore properly
– SushiHangover
Jan 4 at 17:39
? I just look at their PCL library and it does not contain Android packages and neither should yours, not really sure how you got them to install/restore properly
– SushiHangover
Jan 4 at 17:39
I think they do: ibb.co/7grMYFs
– Diomedes
Jan 4 at 17:47
I think they do: ibb.co/7grMYFs
– Diomedes
Jan 4 at 17:47
I think not ;-) github.com/Azure-Samples/MyDriving/blob/master/src/MobileApps/…
– SushiHangover
Jan 4 at 17:49
I think not ;-) github.com/Azure-Samples/MyDriving/blob/master/src/MobileApps/…
– SushiHangover
Jan 4 at 17:49
|
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I was able to get the same error as you when I referenced DotNetty.Transport from a Xamarin.Android project compiling/targeting against API Level 28. It seems to be an issue with System.Threading.Tasks.Extensions v4.5.1 that DotNetty.Transport is referencing. Here is a link to a similar problem from another project:
https://github.com/dotnet/reactive/issues/803
To sum up the issue, it looks like that Systems.Threading.Tasks.Extensions
v4.5.1 has an empty profile for MonoAndroid10. Because the profile is empty, it can not resolve the System.Threading.Tasks.Extensions.dll
file, thus the error.
To fix this, you have to update your android *.csproj file and redirect the reference to use the System.Threading.Tasks.Extensions.dll
that is defined in the netstandard2.0
profile.
I performed the following steps:
- Add the System.Threading.Tasks.Extensions v4.5.1 nuget package to your Xamarin.Android project.
- Add the System.Runtime.CompilerServices.Unsafe v4.5.2 nuget package to your Xamarin.Android project
- Close Visual Studio.
- Open your Xamarin.Android *.csproj file with a Text Editor.
- Add another
<ItemGroup>
to tell your project to use the.netstandard2.0
profile instead of theMonoAndroid10
profile
<ItemGroup>
<Reference Include="System.Threading.Tasks.Extensions">
<HintPath>$(UserProfile).nugetpackagessystem.threading.tasks.extensions4.5.1libnetstandard2.0System.Threading.Tasks.Extensions.dll</HintPath>
</Reference>
</ItemGroup>
So it should look something like this:
Save the file and reload your project in visual studio. After I did that I was able to compile successfully.
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I was able to get the same error as you when I referenced DotNetty.Transport from a Xamarin.Android project compiling/targeting against API Level 28. It seems to be an issue with System.Threading.Tasks.Extensions v4.5.1 that DotNetty.Transport is referencing. Here is a link to a similar problem from another project:
https://github.com/dotnet/reactive/issues/803
To sum up the issue, it looks like that Systems.Threading.Tasks.Extensions
v4.5.1 has an empty profile for MonoAndroid10. Because the profile is empty, it can not resolve the System.Threading.Tasks.Extensions.dll
file, thus the error.
To fix this, you have to update your android *.csproj file and redirect the reference to use the System.Threading.Tasks.Extensions.dll
that is defined in the netstandard2.0
profile.
I performed the following steps:
- Add the System.Threading.Tasks.Extensions v4.5.1 nuget package to your Xamarin.Android project.
- Add the System.Runtime.CompilerServices.Unsafe v4.5.2 nuget package to your Xamarin.Android project
- Close Visual Studio.
- Open your Xamarin.Android *.csproj file with a Text Editor.
- Add another
<ItemGroup>
to tell your project to use the.netstandard2.0
profile instead of theMonoAndroid10
profile
<ItemGroup>
<Reference Include="System.Threading.Tasks.Extensions">
<HintPath>$(UserProfile).nugetpackagessystem.threading.tasks.extensions4.5.1libnetstandard2.0System.Threading.Tasks.Extensions.dll</HintPath>
</Reference>
</ItemGroup>
So it should look something like this:
Save the file and reload your project in visual studio. After I did that I was able to compile successfully.
add a comment |
I was able to get the same error as you when I referenced DotNetty.Transport from a Xamarin.Android project compiling/targeting against API Level 28. It seems to be an issue with System.Threading.Tasks.Extensions v4.5.1 that DotNetty.Transport is referencing. Here is a link to a similar problem from another project:
https://github.com/dotnet/reactive/issues/803
To sum up the issue, it looks like that Systems.Threading.Tasks.Extensions
v4.5.1 has an empty profile for MonoAndroid10. Because the profile is empty, it can not resolve the System.Threading.Tasks.Extensions.dll
file, thus the error.
To fix this, you have to update your android *.csproj file and redirect the reference to use the System.Threading.Tasks.Extensions.dll
that is defined in the netstandard2.0
profile.
I performed the following steps:
- Add the System.Threading.Tasks.Extensions v4.5.1 nuget package to your Xamarin.Android project.
- Add the System.Runtime.CompilerServices.Unsafe v4.5.2 nuget package to your Xamarin.Android project
- Close Visual Studio.
- Open your Xamarin.Android *.csproj file with a Text Editor.
- Add another
<ItemGroup>
to tell your project to use the.netstandard2.0
profile instead of theMonoAndroid10
profile
<ItemGroup>
<Reference Include="System.Threading.Tasks.Extensions">
<HintPath>$(UserProfile).nugetpackagessystem.threading.tasks.extensions4.5.1libnetstandard2.0System.Threading.Tasks.Extensions.dll</HintPath>
</Reference>
</ItemGroup>
So it should look something like this:
Save the file and reload your project in visual studio. After I did that I was able to compile successfully.
add a comment |
I was able to get the same error as you when I referenced DotNetty.Transport from a Xamarin.Android project compiling/targeting against API Level 28. It seems to be an issue with System.Threading.Tasks.Extensions v4.5.1 that DotNetty.Transport is referencing. Here is a link to a similar problem from another project:
https://github.com/dotnet/reactive/issues/803
To sum up the issue, it looks like that Systems.Threading.Tasks.Extensions
v4.5.1 has an empty profile for MonoAndroid10. Because the profile is empty, it can not resolve the System.Threading.Tasks.Extensions.dll
file, thus the error.
To fix this, you have to update your android *.csproj file and redirect the reference to use the System.Threading.Tasks.Extensions.dll
that is defined in the netstandard2.0
profile.
I performed the following steps:
- Add the System.Threading.Tasks.Extensions v4.5.1 nuget package to your Xamarin.Android project.
- Add the System.Runtime.CompilerServices.Unsafe v4.5.2 nuget package to your Xamarin.Android project
- Close Visual Studio.
- Open your Xamarin.Android *.csproj file with a Text Editor.
- Add another
<ItemGroup>
to tell your project to use the.netstandard2.0
profile instead of theMonoAndroid10
profile
<ItemGroup>
<Reference Include="System.Threading.Tasks.Extensions">
<HintPath>$(UserProfile).nugetpackagessystem.threading.tasks.extensions4.5.1libnetstandard2.0System.Threading.Tasks.Extensions.dll</HintPath>
</Reference>
</ItemGroup>
So it should look something like this:
Save the file and reload your project in visual studio. After I did that I was able to compile successfully.
I was able to get the same error as you when I referenced DotNetty.Transport from a Xamarin.Android project compiling/targeting against API Level 28. It seems to be an issue with System.Threading.Tasks.Extensions v4.5.1 that DotNetty.Transport is referencing. Here is a link to a similar problem from another project:
https://github.com/dotnet/reactive/issues/803
To sum up the issue, it looks like that Systems.Threading.Tasks.Extensions
v4.5.1 has an empty profile for MonoAndroid10. Because the profile is empty, it can not resolve the System.Threading.Tasks.Extensions.dll
file, thus the error.
To fix this, you have to update your android *.csproj file and redirect the reference to use the System.Threading.Tasks.Extensions.dll
that is defined in the netstandard2.0
profile.
I performed the following steps:
- Add the System.Threading.Tasks.Extensions v4.5.1 nuget package to your Xamarin.Android project.
- Add the System.Runtime.CompilerServices.Unsafe v4.5.2 nuget package to your Xamarin.Android project
- Close Visual Studio.
- Open your Xamarin.Android *.csproj file with a Text Editor.
- Add another
<ItemGroup>
to tell your project to use the.netstandard2.0
profile instead of theMonoAndroid10
profile
<ItemGroup>
<Reference Include="System.Threading.Tasks.Extensions">
<HintPath>$(UserProfile).nugetpackagessystem.threading.tasks.extensions4.5.1libnetstandard2.0System.Threading.Tasks.Extensions.dll</HintPath>
</Reference>
</ItemGroup>
So it should look something like this:
Save the file and reload your project in visual studio. After I did that I was able to compile successfully.
<ItemGroup>
<Reference Include="System.Threading.Tasks.Extensions">
<HintPath>$(UserProfile).nugetpackagessystem.threading.tasks.extensions4.5.1libnetstandard2.0System.Threading.Tasks.Extensions.dll</HintPath>
</Reference>
</ItemGroup>
<ItemGroup>
<Reference Include="System.Threading.Tasks.Extensions">
<HintPath>$(UserProfile).nugetpackagessystem.threading.tasks.extensions4.5.1libnetstandard2.0System.Threading.Tasks.Extensions.dll</HintPath>
</Reference>
</ItemGroup>
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Why does your NetStd library have native Android packages in it?
– SushiHangover
Jan 4 at 17:26
@SushiHangover for this like: public virtual async Task<bool> SyncAsync() { if (!CrossConnectivity.Current.IsConnected) { Logger.Instance.Track("Unable to sync items, we are offline"); return false; } try CrossConnectivity being from a xam package. This is actually Microsoft's code. I'm trying to do my version of github.com/Azure-Samples/MyDriving, and failing, with newer packages, simpler architecture, etc.
– Diomedes
Jan 4 at 17:35
? I just look at their PCL library and it does not contain Android packages and neither should yours, not really sure how you got them to install/restore properly
– SushiHangover
Jan 4 at 17:39
I think they do: ibb.co/7grMYFs
– Diomedes
Jan 4 at 17:47
I think not ;-) github.com/Azure-Samples/MyDriving/blob/master/src/MobileApps/…
– SushiHangover
Jan 4 at 17:49