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Close VS, delete
.bin and .obj folders in the project, open VS, rebuildstill the same
Show some more code then, I guess
this good?
That error usually a sign that you have your nuget references messed up. Can you show your csproj?
I guess it could also be related to this issue, but it's marked as solved: https://github.com/DSharpPlus/DSharpPlus/issues/1547
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Ooof
Is it a .NET Framework project?
Very much so
Microsoft, for fuck's sake, remove those templates already...
So
You will want to start a new project
$newproject
When creating a new project, prefer using .NET over .NET Framework, unless you have a very specific reason to be using .NET Framework.
.NET Framework is now legacy code and only get security fix updates, it no longer gets new features and is not recommended.
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Install all the nuggets there
And copy-paste your code there
This will be the simplest way to make up for Microsoft's mistake
can i just use my old code i already have?
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Also, and this is the likely cause of your actual error: you depend on at least 2 different versions of DSharpPlus
Both 4.4.6.0 and 3.0.198.0
You technically can upgrade to modern .NET, sure
But just making a new project and copying the code over will be the easiest, IMO
aight can you guys help me with creating a new project?
Here
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I'm not sure what the HSNXT.* references are, but it looks abandoned
so WPF App is best?
No
For a discord app? Probably not
Your current project is a console app
So just use a console app
As long as it does not have the
(.NET Framework) suffix it's fineowh
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yea my previous one had
This is the web sdk
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this one good?
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yea thats this one
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aight thx
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and how i do that
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where do i see it (this is my first D#+ project)
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TeBe is talking about the old, .NET Framework project
If you already made a new one, none of that will be there
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i already made a new one
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np
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? dont know if ther is a api key in it
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ill just delete all my old stuff
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but now i got a lil problem with my old commands and code, they got a lot of errors
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i could do that
or i could let chatgpt do it for me
ill try that first
this all kinda happened because i got mad. I wanted to make a command that gives the user a Modal that he/she can fill in and when submitted it shows the results as an embed
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how do i commit?
$gitstarted
moved to
$git$git
interactive teaching:
https://learngitbranching.js.org/
msft learn course:
https://learn.microsoft.com/en-us/training/modules/intro-to-git/
git init initializes the repository
dotnet new gitignore adds a .gitignore file
git add . starts tracking all files
git commit -m "[message]" creates a commit
git remote add origin [url] adds a remote repository
git push -u origin main first push, sets the remote as upstream
git push all pushes after that can be just this
Git cheat sheethttps://github.com/jatochjoran/CBSBot
this good?
404, the repo is private probably
Probably
Ill take a look for u tomorrow gonna go to bed now, gotta get up early.
https://github.com/jatochjoran/CBSBot
now its public
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Np