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I just recently went on using WebOptimizer and first of all I tried to add it to my project using NuGet Package Manager UI. From there I installed the packet, then I verified it was available in the Dependencies section. But WebOptimizer's methods were not accessible in my code. Then I uninstalled it from the NuGet Package Manager and installed it again using the PM console and the command, provided in the Instructions document. At first after the installation was over, the package didn't appear in the Dependencies section. After I restarted my computer and ran the command again, it became available (I guess this has to do something with Visual Studio). But even then I was not having access to the WebOptimizer methods.
Last, I downloaded the project, built it and referenced the .dll in my project. Now WebOptimizer was available for my project.
Unfortunately, this time when I ran my project, I've got the following error:
FileNotFoundException: Could not load file or assembly 'NUglify, Version=1.5.12.0, Culture=neutral, PublicKeyToken=15bc7810aec21b5e'. The system cannot find the file specified.
This was fixed after I installed NUglify from my NuGet Package Manager.
Just as a clarification - Everything works fine now, I just wanted to report this problem if anybody else has the same one.
PS: I am using Visual Studio Community 2019
Best Regards,
Ahmed
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Hello,
I just recently went on using WebOptimizer and first of all I tried to add it to my project using NuGet Package Manager UI. From there I installed the packet, then I verified it was available in the Dependencies section. But WebOptimizer's methods were not accessible in my code. Then I uninstalled it from the NuGet Package Manager and installed it again using the PM console and the command, provided in the Instructions document. At first after the installation was over, the package didn't appear in the Dependencies section. After I restarted my computer and ran the command again, it became available (I guess this has to do something with Visual Studio). But even then I was not having access to the WebOptimizer methods.
Last, I downloaded the project, built it and referenced the .dll in my project. Now WebOptimizer was available for my project.
Unfortunately, this time when I ran my project, I've got the following error:
This was fixed after I installed NUglify from my NuGet Package Manager.
Just as a clarification - Everything works fine now, I just wanted to report this problem if anybody else has the same one.
PS: I am using Visual Studio Community 2019
Best Regards,
Ahmed
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: