Activities of "aaron"

Duplicate of #4361@aa0c462f-f0a7-42f5-9b22-a95cc6e6b3b3

I have the same issue. You might notice that the min files in *.Web.Mvc\wwwroot\view-resources\Areas\App\Views_Bundles are not updated.

I went to the command line and navigated to the root folder of the *.Web.Mvc project where the gulpfile.js is located, and I ran gulp --prod to minify the production files.

Publish the project and the updated min files should be included.

Thanks for letting us know!

What did you change specifically?

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• Perhaps you were figuring out how to use a ContractResolver: <a class="postlink" href="https://github.com/aspnet/Mvc/issues/4842">https://github.com/aspnet/Mvc/issues/4842</a>

Only one complex type allowed as argument to a web api controller action. But CreateUser contains more than one!

1. It seems you're not providing your actual method signatures:

// UserProxyService : IUserProxyService
CreateUser() { repository.CreateUser(User); }

// IUserRepository
CreateUser()

// UserRepository : IUserRepository
CreateUser(User user) { proxy.CreateUser(); }

2. Do you really want UserProxyService to be an IApplicationService that can be directly called by a client?

AppVersionHelper.cs shows the major/minor version, but (i) not the patch version and (ii) you'll probably change this.

You can check the version of your recent downloads.

Can you show the error in Logs.txt?

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Your code sample shows IExampleAppService constructor-injecting itself. I hope you're not actually doing that.

The thing is that the constuctor has some services injected which in turn has some other services injected.

You should use a domain service/manager instead. See detailed answers: Should I be calling an AppService from another AppService?

Related topic: #4335@c2599492-9660-4818-9c17-cadb7209c8ce

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Duplicate of #4298@fd3e905e-699e-4b51-8f24-043e930a1ccd