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Settingsview not registered after NuGet install #31
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I am receiving a similar issue at this step. I added a using AiForms.Settings; to the MauiProgram.cs file and it will recognize .UseSettingsView() #if DEBUG
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Thank you @regolas that's helpful. I also note that when adding using AiForms.Settings, it's only recognised for iOS and not Android, Windows or MacOS. Does anyone know if/when support of wider MAUI platforms may be included? If not, I may need to move to another solution, but don't really want to as SettingsView is by far the easiest way I've found to create settings pages.... If wider platforms aren't in scope in the near future, grateful for any easy-to-use alternatives... |
@spenol @regolas This issue does not occur in my environment (Mac / VS for Mac or Rider) It may be that this problem only occurs when deploying from Windows. |
Description
When Maui.SettingsView is installed via NuGet, it doesn't seem to register in the IDE - adding the reference .UseSettingsView() in MauiApp.CreateBuilder() isn't recognised, and adding xmlns:sv="clr-namespace:AiForms.Settings;assembly=SettingsView" into xaml isn't registered.
Steps to Reproduce
Expected Behavior
.UseSettingsView() and xmln:sv references should be recognised once it's installed via NuGet
Actual Behavior
As above.
Platforms
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