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Can't Create on Bot Framework Composer #9724
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there's a problem also no reply from my chatbot after running i don't know what to do may you help me versions 2.1.2 browser chrome os:windows |
Please try the latest nightly |
I used
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What happens if you try and build outside of Composer: |
I am also seeing this error trying to create a project using the Azure Function runtime, but an Azure Web App runtime creates.
I cannot find where the files are created locally to directly build the project. There are no files created at the "Location" specified in the creation dialog. |
Hi @dmvtech , I tried but at that time still failed. I have an update. I have successfully running bot composer, but i do not know why it resolved itself. I have tried bunch of uninstall, reinstall .NET, node. install visual studio and install .NET from there. |
I'm not quite sure about that. If you cannot find the files at the location you are telling Composer to create them at, then something is severly broken. The bot folder is not there at all? Or only contains a few files? |
Nada, nothing, zilch, no folder, no files. |
Hi @kratkaericd That seems extremely odd. Are you able to create in a new folder in the C:\ root? Like if you create Also, to confirm; Composer shows the bot is at something like |
The bot does not successfully start. Tried the root, saw the c:\composertest folder get created, saw a subfolder and a composertest.sln file created, watched Bot Framework composer try to compile, then fail as stated above, and now the files and folders don't exist on my hard drive, so it appears it all gets removed on failure. |
Since your issue is related to Azure Functions, are you able to create an Azure function (not necessarily a bot) outside of Composer? For example; can you create a basic http function with Visual Studio Code? I'm wondering if maybe some prerequisite is missing for the Functions. Then, as you said, when it fails Composer just removes the folder. You can also try getting additional logging during a reproduction of the failure.
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Describe the bug
Command failed: dotnet build Empty.csproj Unhandled exception. System.ObjectDisposedException: Cannot write to a closed TextWriter. Object name: 'StreamWriter'. at System.IO.StreamWriter.g__ThrowObjectDisposedException|77_0() at System.IO.StreamWriter.WriteLine(String value) at Microsoft.DotNet.Installer.Windows.TimestampedFileLogger.Dispose(Boolean disposing) at Microsoft.DotNet.Workloads.Workload.Install.NetSdkMsiInstallerClient.OnProcessExit(Object sender, EventArgs e) at System.AppContext.OnProcessExit()
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