Build Errors after updating Visual Studio
Hi, this is a Net 6.0 MAUI application, which I could build and run without issues 30 minutes ago.
I just installed the latest updates for my Visual Studio, and since then I'm having build errors.
I have no clue how to address these errors and I highly appreciate any help, thx!
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going back to previous Version of Visual Studio isn't really an option because I wanna pair my Visual Studio in Windows to a Mac device to build there remotely for deployment and my Visual Studio is not compatible with the Version of XCode on that Mac device
its telling you that your .NET version isnt supported anymore
so no builds until you upgrade
I have a deadline and I wont make it in time to upgrade. I'll have to go downgrade visual studio then to the point where it worked and accept the fact that I cant build on Mac 🤷♂️ no publishing for Mac and iOS then for now. Has to be worked on later
oh for context, I only updated visual studio so that it would become compatible with the XCode version on Mac for pairing
before the update all I had was a warning that net6.0-maccatalyst would be running out of support which I have ignored till now. After update I get blasted with 10 build errors 
any build errors but very annoying ones too
any build errors but very annoying ones toosounds like a great learning experience about reading patch/update logs
patch logs of visual studio?
yes
do you read them 😮
yes
I will consider it
if my primary tool introduces changes including potentially breaking ones, then i want to know about them before applying them and potentially keeping me from working
oh you mean I should have read the patch notes before I have installed them, yeah that makes sense
I thought you meant I should regularly be uptodate and follow visual studio's patch notes xD
why wouldnt you do that?
its just a lot to keep up with, I already do follow several ressources to stay up to date and adding patch notes of a specific software I dont know if I really wanna add that to regular ressources I read. I read that on demand rather than preparational
i wouldnt read patch notes either, if i'd update VS once every 3 years or what ever
I update it every few months
I dont really keep up with it but I make sure its not vastly outdated
VS and .NET update once a month, thats hardly a lot to keep up with
thats 5mins reading max
and 15mins during lunch break applying updates
well but see I use my lunch break to read the dotnet pro magazine or the C'T magazine or other ressources. It adds up and noone as time for all this
especially given that we usually use our free time for this
dude, you dont need to watch the installer do shit
I don't...
you can walk away or put it in the background -_-
the only thing it keeps you from doing, is writing code, which you are not supposed to do during lunch break anyway
aight, thank you