missing results of the preliminary webview build step #426
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did you first do a dotnet restore on the solution? The way on how the entire project is setup is that the c++ build runs in the same msbuild pipeline as the entire solution, as these headers are resolved from nuget packages |
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ok i did the restore and that got things moving. there was more output which i added as an attachment, maybe that can give more context. just for fun i tried the suggestion that npm presented me with, and modified that file and the json line it mentioned, but no dice :( and in case it could be relevant, npm (and pwsh) can be invoked from my visual studio instance, but i do not have the node.js workload installed right now. |
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after checking out those changes, vs studio gives me the following error message: now, i did manage to get that particular version of node.js (24.15.0) and verified npm version command, but, the build step still leaves me hanging with more error messages, in the gist of : i can give it some messing around later (read: dont know what im doing :)). if you prefer me opening an issue, to keep things tidy, let me know |
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hello,
i dont have a lot experience in compiling native c++ code so if i make some obvious mistake, please forgive me. that said, i invoked the cmake build script from visual studio and the build failed with error below, saying that it can not find the webview2 header. If i check manually the candidate folders from the cmake log they indeed do not exist on the disk. Am i missing a step? or did i invoke the cmake script wrong?
it seems like a small thing but i cannot figure it out on my own. Im pretty curious to try out the examples to build a small tool myself with infiniframe
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