Serenity: AccountLogin page didn't show corrently

[hepe00]

Hi, when i used a serenity template, the AccountLogin page didn't show corrently , but within any exceptions.

how can i do to check that ?

[JohnRanger]

@hepe00 ,

if this is an .net core app, this is a known and documented issue.

Directly after you have deployed a new project from template, do a dotnet restore, followed by a dotnet sergen restore.

Then all components (including the missing content stuff) is restored into your new project.

Hope, this helps.

With kind regards,

John

[hepe00]

Hi , @John.

It works for me , thank for your kindesssly.

Best wishes.

Hepe00

[volkanceylan]

This should be done automatically while creating project, not sure what causes this, maybe an error in Visual Studio or environment problem

[JohnRanger]

Hi @volkanceylan ,

I am regularly having this problem - whenever I deploy a fresh .net core serene project from the VS gallery (I am doing this every few weeks when I am testing something or so). I am always on newest VS 2019 community revision (not preview) and newest serene template.

I am on Windows 10 x64.

Not one of these deployments worked without doing a manual dotnet sergen restore. - But as long as I remember doing this, everything works pretty fine 👍

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Update: Just to be sure I tried this now on a clean installed Win10 VM, fully upgraded VS 2019 community and fresh deployment of a Serene project. Then did immediately an upgrade to the latest serenity "modules" before hitting F5 the first time.

After starting the project, the project worked without any problems and I didn't had to do neither dotnet restore nor dotnet sergen restore.

So this seems to be a problem within existing development environments where maybe already previous Serene projects have been done and have left some artifacts.

Conclusion: On absolutely clean Windows10 and fresh VS 2019 (newest non-preview as of 2020-07-30) and fresh deployed Serene project from up-to-date Serene template this works as described by @volkanceylan - On older (longer used) dev environments at least the dotnet sergen restore command seems to be helpful to get the full template deployed.

Regards,

John

[Jaccoky]

Hi,

I am new to Serenity and I struggled for quite some hours with this issue as well. Maybe you could add this tip to the 'Getting started' manual.

Bye,
Jacco

[VictorTomaili]

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