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The type or namespace name 'Razor' does not exist in the namespace 'RazorLight' #522
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Bumping in hopes someone has an idea. |
I'm getting the same error in a .NET 7.0 project. Here is the message:
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Hi, I have the same error with my cshtml in a .NET standard 2.0 class library used by a .NET 4.6.2 console application. Regards Here the code of my Console Application (.NET 4.6.2) :
And now the code of my ClassLibrary .NET 2.0 Standard :
And my report.cshtml :
And the result is : TemplateCompilationException: Failed to compile generated Razor template:
See CompilationErrors for detailed information Note that :
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Hi, I found the solution for my part : And it's solves my problem. |
Describe the bug
We are trying to migrate a .NET Framework solution to .Net core/.Net 6. In doing so, our infrastructure projects in the solution that power our 2 web application projects have been converted to .Net Standard 2 so we can have the updates live while migrating the web apps. In one of the .Net Standard 2 projects, we need to compile .cshtml views with models so I tried to use RazorLight. I've had to install a number of nuget packages in the web app but have finally gotten past all of those exceptions and now I'm at, what I hope is, the last of the exceptions. When I try to use the CompileRenderStringAsync as below I get the error "The type or namespace name 'Razor' does not exist in the namespace 'RazorLight'".
To Reproduce
Create a .Net Standard 2 library referencing RazorLight. Create a .Net Frameworks 4.7.2 web app and reference the first library app. Create a call through a button or something in the web app that tries to call the .Net Standard's implementation of RazorLight.
Expected behavior
Expecting... or hoping, to be able to compile .cshtml views.
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