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.NET Core project base issues - "Unable to find project information for" XXX.csproj ""

I have a basic ASP.NET (.NET Framework) web application that targets .NET Framework 4.5.2.

After adding a reference to an empty class library of type "Class Library (.NET Framework)", the following error appears:

"Unable to find project information for 'XXX.csproj". This may indicate a missing project reference. " Below you can see a screenshot of the error.

This is my project file:

<Target Name="GenerateBuildDependencyFile" 
    DependsOnTargets="_DefaultMicrosoftNETPlatformLibrary" 
    BeforeTargets="_CheckForCompileOutputs" 
    Condition=" '$(GenerateDependencyFile)' == 'true'" 
    Inputs="$(ProjectAssetsFile)" 
    Outputs="$(ProjectDepsFilePath)"> 

<GenerateDepsFile ProjectPath="$(MSBuildProjectFullPath " 
                    AssetsFilePath="$(ProjectAssetsFile)" 
                    DepsFilePath="$(ProjectDepsFilePath)" 
                    TargetFramework="$(TargetFrameworkMoniker)" 
                    AssemblyName="$(AssemblyName)" 
                    AssemblyExtension="$(TargetExt)" 
                    AssemblyVersion="$(Version)" 
                    AssemblySatelliteAssemblies="@(IntermediateSatelliteAssembliesWithTargetPath)" 
                    ReferencePaths="@(ReferencePath)" 
                    ReferenceSatellitePaths="@(ReferenceSatellitePaths)" 
                    RuntimeIdentifier="$(RuntimeIdentifier)" 
                    PlatformLibraryName="$(MicrosoftNETPlatformLibrary)" 
                    CompilerOptions="@(DependencyFileCompilerOptions)"> 
</GenerateDepsFile> 
<ItemGroup>     
    <FileWrites Include="$(ProjectDepsFilePath)" Condition="Exists('$(ProjectDepsFilePath)')"/> 
</ItemGroup> 
</Target>

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I searched the internet for a solution and found out that it might have something to do with transient dependencies between projects. If A -> B -> C then A -> C. But I only have a .NET Core project and an empty class library.

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For me, it did the trick to change the target framework from 4.5.2 to 4.6.1 in case anyone should run into this :)



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C: \ Program Files \ dotnet \ sdk \ 2.2.203 \ Sdks \ Microsoft.NET.Sdk \ target \ Microsoft.NET.Sdk.targets (129.5): NETSDK1007 error: Cannot find project information for 'C: \ Michael R \ Sugar exchange \ MyExchange \ my-exchange-develop \ my-exchange -velop \ Lib \ csharp-nats \ NATS.Client \ NATS.Client.csproj '. This may indicate a missing project reference. [C: \ Michael R \ Sugar exchange \ MyExchange \ my-exchange-develop \ my-exchange -velop \ Common \ Common.csproj



  • None of the above answers gave me a solution. I am asking someone to help solve these problems. I am using Visual Studio Code on Windows 10.
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