I'm trying to follow along with this tutorial for using SignalR in ASP.NET, just for fun. But I go to use LibGen (which admittedly I've not used before) to install the client side library and my Visual Studio client shows me this, where the library name is filled with Intellisense but doesn't actually load any files from the library.
And then when I try and just include all library files and install I get the error The "@microsoft/signalr@latest" library could not be resolved by the "unpkg" provider
I've tried researching this issue by looking for library installation issues or issues with LibGen being installed but to my understanding LibGen should just work out of the box with Visual Studio and the library itself is managed by npm, which I do have on my PC.
Anyone have any idea what's going wrong here? It's a real black box problem that I'm struggling to get into. I've considered installing the LibGen CLI as a solution but am waiting to see if I can hack this first.
I'm trying to follow along with this tutorial for using SignalR in ASP.NET, just for fun. But I go to use LibGen (which admittedly I've not used before) to install the client side library and my Visual Studio client shows me this, where the library name is filled with Intellisense but doesn't actually load any files from the library.
And then when I try and just include all library files and install I get the error The "@microsoft/signalr@latest" library could not be resolved by the "unpkg" provider
I've tried researching this issue by looking for library installation issues or issues with LibGen being installed but to my understanding LibGen should just work out of the box with Visual Studio and the library itself is managed by npm, which I do have on my PC.
Anyone have any idea what's going wrong here? It's a real black box problem that I'm struggling to get into. I've considered installing the LibGen CLI as a solution but am waiting to see if I can hack this first.
Share Improve this question edited 18 mins ago Jason Pan 22.4k2 gold badges22 silver badges45 bronze badges asked 1 hour ago DisplazaDisplaza 859 bronze badges 1- ... just for fun...: When one engages in something just for fun , and one gets to the point where it's no longer fun, it seems like a good time to discontinue the activity. – It all makes cents Commented 44 mins ago
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Reset to default 0You can use jsdelivr, it's same.