when I updated my NuGet from 5.9.8 to 6.0.5 by application builds, but none of my grids work.
Please provide details how to replicate this error.
any grid in my app gives the same error, the only difference is going from 5.9.8 to 6.0.5
as soon as I revert to 5.9.8 with zero other changes all my grids start working again.
I'm afraid this explanation cannot help us in any way. You can stay with 5.x. versions until we have more details and fixes for your problems.
I understand your perspective...
Just posting to see if maybe it's a known issue or if others have reported it.
My project is targeting .NET 9 but I'm still on EF 8, that's my best guess at this point. Going to EF 9 requires a migration which I'm tentative about, but I need to get it done sooner or later, so will work through that and see what happens...
I don't think EF or .NET versions are related. If you can send us example app demonstrating the issue we will do our best to fix it ASAP!
my app is very large, it's not practical to send it to you I don't think? and how would I send the db?
We don't need to entire app just a page with a grid that fails and the class declaration of the data item type.
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will get that to you, but in the meantime I have further isolated it to version 6.0.0, ALL my grids work fine on 5.9.9, but NONE of them work on 6.0.0
Hi @Chad,
Check this thread which explains why Radzen.Blazor 6.x.x exists as major version with breaking changes: Just released our new major version of Radzen.Blazor 6.0.0 without reference to System.Linq.Dynamic.Core NuGet package
In short breaking changes are likely and we are doing our best to fix them. As @enchev said you can either stay on 5.x.x which works for you or at least provide some code. Repeating "ALL my grids don't work" does not help.
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Ok, thank you, understood.
I must be doing something consistently across 'all' my grids, I'll dig into it when I can and use 5.9.9 in the meantime.
Thank you. I'm open to sending some code, just want to investigate a bit first and figure out what makes sense to send to you.
Thanks very much as always.