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Cycles detected

Solution 1: Project Structure and Referencing

  • Create a separate project for EntityRepository, such as CBTSoftware.Data.
  • Add a reference from your services project to CBTSoftware.Data.
  • Keep referencing your services project from your web project.
  • Configure EntityRepository in your Startup.cs file.
  • Remove the reference to your web project from your services project to avoid cycles.

Solution 2: DbContext in Web Project

  • Remove the DbContext from your web project.
  • Use the DbContext from another .Net Library project.
  • Add the necessary code in your Startup.cs file to include the DbContext.

Solution 3: Project Dependencies and Refreshment

  • Examine all projects in the solution for any incorrect content or dependencies.
  • Expand nodes and wait for VS to refresh project files and dependencies.
  • Try cleaning and reloading each project if necessary.

Solution 4: Properties and Dependencies Reload

  • Open the properties of the problematic project.
  • This action should trigger a reload of project files and dependencies, potentially resolving the cycle issue.

Solution 5: Untracked Files and git clean

  • Use git clean -fxd to remove untracked files causing the NU1108 error.

Solution 6: Project Reference Cleanup

  • Check dependencies for warning signs and remove any related projects or folders.
  • Rebuild the project to resolve the cycle problem.

Solution 7: Visual Studio Preview Features

  • Uncheck certain preview features in Visual Studio 2022 under Options > Environment > Preview Features.

Solution 8: Namespace Conflict Resolution

  • Avoid using the same name for your project and package to prevent namespace conflicts.

Solution 9: Self-Dependency Reference Removal

  • Check for and remove any references to your project within its own project file.

Solution 10: .vsidx Folder Deletion and JSON File Removal

  • Delete the .vsidx folder from the solution directory.
  • Disable the creation of this folder by removing a specific JSON file.
  • Perform a clean/reload solution.

Solution 11: Solution Reload and .vs Folder Deletion

  • Close Visual Studio.
  • Delete the .vs folder from the solution directory.
  • Reopen the solution in Visual Studio.

Solution 12: NuGet Package Name Conflict

  • Avoid using a NuGet package with the same name as your project to prevent conflicts.

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