Solution 1: Project Structure and Referencing
- Create a separate project for
EntityRepository
, such asCBTSoftware.Data
. - Add a reference from your
services
project toCBTSoftware.Data
. - Keep referencing your
services
project from yourweb
project. - Configure
EntityRepository
in yourStartup.cs
file. - Remove the reference to your
web
project from yourservices
project to avoid cycles.
Solution 2: DbContext in Web Project
- Remove the
DbContext
from yourweb
project. - Use the
DbContext
from another.Net Library
project. - Add the necessary code in your
Startup.cs
file to include theDbContext
.
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 theNU1108
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.