WHY DID YOU CLOSE THIS? We were still completely blocked with our issue from making any progress.
Based upon all the things we have seen, we have decided to abandon use of ASP.NET Zero and request a refund under your 30 day guarantee. There are just too many problems including very bloated and monolithic solution design, instability, crude and glitchy code generation, poor documentation and inattentively slow software support. For the price it's just not production ready. Good luck))
I read the GitHub posting. Your terse response is not sufficient. When when can we expect that to happen? What exactly is being fixed? How do you know from the limited information I provided that our issue will be fixed? Is this fixing an erroneous error message or the problem where our run time freezes up and we can't use the framework whatsoever?
Has this problem been solved? We are about to proceed with full-scale development of our new ASP.NET Zero project. The split .NET Core 3.0 Host/Angular 8 solution which I downloaded about two weeks ago, verified and uploaded to our repo has started throwing this same error message "HttpRequestEntityChangeSetReasonProvider - Unable to get URL from HttpRequest, fallback to null". This happens when I code gen an entity from the database into the solution and try to navigate to the entity's index view while running. We also tested this on another developer machine which also was working before and also with a freshly download solution from ASP.NET Zero. We are completely blocked from starting development. We have two days left in our 30 day money-back guarantee period and we are contemplating our options moving forward given this showstopper issue along with all the other bugs, flaws and difficulties we have previously reported.
We had already discovered that recommendation but have been able to get refresh.bat to execute. Either it does not like path or it tries to use the wrong version of .NET Core. We have tried numerous combinations of pathing and command parameters to specify which version to use. Ideas?