Problem upgrading to Uno 6 #20711
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I have a Linux C# Visual Studio Code Uno Project created with version 5.2.108 of the Uno.Sdk If I create a new project it calls for Uno.Sdk 6.0.110. I want to upgrade my project to that version My first step was to replace global.json in the first project
When I do this an rebuild the project, I receive the following error
I googled the message but there were no hits. I do not understand the message or how to fix it The Uno documentation talks about upgrading from Platform Uno 5.x to Uno Platform 6.0. How do I determine what version of the platform I am using? Does the platform version match the Uno Sdk version uno-check is of no help
Since I am only building my application for Linux and Skia, I see no need to apply fixes for other platforms. Please help Howard Weiss |
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Thanks for the report. Since you're upgrading from Uno 5.2, you'll need to go through the different upgrade changes that were needed before. Those are listed in the upgrade docs: https://platform.uno/docs/articles/migrating-from-previous-releases.html. Since 5.2 was a multi-project template, there may be multiple changes to make depending on what you used, as well as removing explicit package references that are now included in the uno.sdk since Uno 5.3. |
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Thanks for the report.
Since you're upgrading from Uno 5.2, you'll need to go through the different upgrade changes that were needed before. Those are listed in the upgrade docs: https://platform.uno/docs/articles/migrating-from-previous-releases.html.
Since 5.2 was a multi-project template, there may be multiple changes to make depending on what you used, as well as removing explicit package references that are now included in the uno.sdk since Uno 5.3.