How can I move from linking library project to NuGet package

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hi why when i ling Custom Control library project everything works ok, but when i build and use nuget package of same CusCtrlLib i am unable to find and accsess some of namespaces and it seams its not just intelisense issue.

With package i also getting some strange warnings like wrong style TargetType and wrongly configured amd cpu.

What I have tried:

I find that i made mistake in writing one of namespaces that seams thrown list of confusing errors with things that was ok, possibly because of first time compiling.

Warnings are gone to, dont know why, how thing like amd cpu config are related?

Still getting:
Error XDG0062 'Window' TargetType does not match type of element 'Window'.
Does not prevent program from compiling and runing, but designer does not work

Posted 26-Jun-20 16:49pm

Valteris Eidukevicius

Updated 27-Jun-20 17:56pm

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Richard MacCutchan 27-Jun-20 4:38am

It is impossible even to guess what you are doing based on the above question. Please edit your question and show the code that has the problem and any associated error messages, and complete details of what the code is supposed to do.

Valteris Eidukevicius 27-Jun-20 18:44pm

I created library using CustomControl library template with some useful styles and classes and plan to add more stuff later, when i link that library project directly everything works fine, but when i build and use nuget package of that library i cant find and use my classes from that library, and error i am getting is that namespaces of those classes does not exist

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