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C#2y ago
Stellaris

❔ Unexpected RuntimeId ‘win10-x86’

I can’t figure out what is causing this, I think it is related to .NET though. I am running this on a Windows 11 PC and I’m using Visual Studio Code
17 Replies
Jayy
Jayy2y ago
sounds like ur csproj has a runtime id specified in it
Stellaris
StellarisOP2y ago
@J1E I don’t
Jayy
Jayy2y ago
whats ur csproj look like?
Stellaris
StellarisOP2y ago
Took the photo with my phone lol
Jayy
Jayy2y ago
Hmm
Stellaris
StellarisOP2y ago
Jayy
Jayy2y ago
did we forget how to take a screenshot? but hmm how are you running it? ohh this is maui
Stellaris
StellarisOP2y ago
Visual studio code Run > start debugging
Jayy
Jayy2y ago
tell me what dotnet run says im not even sure you can do maui in vscode easily
Stellaris
StellarisOP2y ago
It gives a bunch of useless warnings Like one of the dependencies are outdated but the person who originally created it said that it shouldn’t get in the way
Jayy
Jayy2y ago
so it Hmm
Stellaris
StellarisOP2y ago
For them Not for me Idk why
Jayy
Jayy2y ago
basically just assume every single thing i ask you now requires a screenshot
Stellaris
StellarisOP2y ago
Lol okay
Jayy
Jayy2y ago
im not super interested in what you can tell me lol, seeing it is far more efficient ohh theres an allow unsafe blocks in there, this ones gonna be a goody i can tell
Stellaris
StellarisOP2y ago
Wdym? Nevermind I got it to work in the end
Accord
Accord2y ago
Was this issue resolved? If so, run /close - otherwise I will mark this as stale and this post will be archived until there is new activity.
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