Describe the bug
Hi, im trying to build this plugin locally. This succeedes, and I can unzip the dlls and start keepass with it. However if I use the plgx file instead, Keepass throws out a bunch of compiler warnings and errors. This looks to me like Keepass uses a different .net Framework Version than the one the plugin is compiled against, but I am not firm enough on the C# Build process to understand what is going wrong where exactly.
Ive attached the BuidError.log
buildError.log
To Reproduce
Steps to reproduce the behavior:
Checkout Main on Windows 11 latest
Run build.cmd
Drop resulting .plgx file into a keepass plugin folder.
Expected behavior
The compiled Plugin to be executed in Keepass
Environment:
- Windows 11
- KeePass-Version:
- KeeAnywhere-Version: Master
- .NetFramework-Version
Additional context
Im reasonably up to speed on software development in general, but a complete beginner with the .net and C# Eco-System, so let me know if there is anything super obvious I have missed, or anything else I could help with.
Describe the bug
Hi, im trying to build this plugin locally. This succeedes, and I can unzip the dlls and start keepass with it. However if I use the plgx file instead, Keepass throws out a bunch of compiler warnings and errors. This looks to me like Keepass uses a different .net Framework Version than the one the plugin is compiled against, but I am not firm enough on the C# Build process to understand what is going wrong where exactly.
Ive attached the BuidError.log
buildError.log
To Reproduce
Steps to reproduce the behavior:
Checkout Main on Windows 11 latest
Run build.cmd
Drop resulting .plgx file into a keepass plugin folder.
Expected behavior
The compiled Plugin to be executed in Keepass
Environment:
Additional context
Im reasonably up to speed on software development in general, but a complete beginner with the .net and C# Eco-System, so let me know if there is anything super obvious I have missed, or anything else I could help with.