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error SL01: SponsorLink has been incorrectly configured #210
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Seems like an incomplete nuget restore. Closing/reopening the solution should fix, could you try that? (potentially same -fluke?- a shttps://github.com/devlooped/nugetizer/issues/340) |
That was my first though and I even did a |
Awesome description to come up with a repro. Thanks for elaborating! Will take a closer look with that in mind... |
Ok, there are two unrelated but relevant issues. First: if you add Thanks a lot for the report! Will ship a fix ASAP |
Since we typically generate code that's intended for consumption within the project itself, we shouldn't cause other projects referencing the consuming project to also get ThisAssembly stuff. Fixes #210
Since we typically generate code that's intended for consumption within the project itself, we shouldn't cause other projects referencing the consuming project to also get ThisAssembly stuff. Fixes #210
I installed ThisAssembly.AssemblyInfo onto one of my projects library, then I simply referencing ThisAssembly.Info.FileVersion here and there to get the .dll file version.
Now, the solution doesn't compile. It throws
CSC : error SL01: SponsorLink has been incorrectly configured. Please check the documentation for more information.
. I'm not even sure what that means, as a google search returns nothing. If I uninstall ThisAssembly, everything goes back to normal.Any ideas?
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