I have asked this on the UCommerce forum but was wondering if this is a general issue with Umbraco Cloud and installing packages.
It doesn't seem to matter whether I set up everything in the cloud version first or my local version - when I push/pull the changes the environment getting the updates will complain of missing dlls
Currently I have set up ucommerce in the cloud (installed via package) and pulled this to a fresh local copy - when I try to run the site I get:
Could not convert string 'UCommerce.RavenDB25.Search.SearchLibraryInternalRaven, UCommerce.RavenDB25' to a type. Assembly was not found. Make sure it was deployed and the name was not mistyped.
Checking this, my local version of the RavenDB25 folder doesn't contain the SearchLibraryInternalRaven dll or any other for that matter.
Can I view the file structure of my app in Umbraco Cloud? could this be a git ignore issue?
I don't recognise this file path TBH. If you remove it then I'd expect Git to work out the change quickly (you could reboot), and any files previously not available would then be available for staging/commit. If the files aren't in that file path then it is a red herring.
Umbraco cloud and packages (missing dlls)
Hi guys,
I have asked this on the UCommerce forum but was wondering if this is a general issue with Umbraco Cloud and installing packages.
It doesn't seem to matter whether I set up everything in the cloud version first or my local version - when I push/pull the changes the environment getting the updates will complain of missing dlls
Currently I have set up ucommerce in the cloud (installed via package) and pulled this to a fresh local copy - when I try to run the site I get:
Checking this, my local version of the RavenDB25 folder doesn't contain the SearchLibraryInternalRaven dll or any other for that matter.
Can I view the file structure of my app in Umbraco Cloud? could this be a git ignore issue?
Many thanks!
Your gitignore file isn't blocking wanted files from being ignored is it?
If you use nuget then you shouldn't have to work about this.
There is this in the default gitignore when I pulled the solution
Would you remove this? and if so what is the best way to let git know it's changed - after deleting the line of course :D
thanks
I don't recognise this file path TBH. If you remove it then I'd expect Git to work out the change quickly (you could reboot), and any files previously not available would then be available for staging/commit. If the files aren't in that file path then it is a red herring.
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