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I've just finished what I believe is module 79, integrating Cortana into a UWP app. It failed pretty badly. Following Bob Tabor's example, I put the following code into the constructor of the App class in App.xaml.cs:
Visual Studio does not like that code at all! Especially it doesn't like the Microsoft.ApplicationInsights... I've got a red squiggly line under all three in the above code. What am I missing? My guess is a reference but I've no idea what the reference is.
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This is a follow-up, which I hope will bring to light more of what is going on with the problem I'm having with Microsoft.ApplicationInsights.
I tried again to figure out what's causing this error and found it generated the following:
CS0234 The type or namespace name 'ApplicationInsights' does not exist in the namespace 'Microsoft' (are you missing an assembly reference?)
So I then tried to look for an assembly related to ApplicationInsights and I came across this one called Microsoft.VisualStudio.ApplicationInsights.Interfaces. I tried to include that, but it failed. So now I'm wondering if the failure to include Microsoft.VisualStudio.ApplicationInsights.Interfaces is because I'm using VS 2017? I'm guessing its a Core project and when Bob Tabor was doing these videos he was using VS 2015. So, I can't include Microsoft.VisualStudio.ApplicationInsights.Interfaces.
That takes me back to the error, "The type or namespace name 'ApplicationInsights' does not exist in the namespace 'Microsoft'". What is causing that?
I've just finished what I believe is module 79, integrating Cortana into a UWP app. It failed pretty badly. Following Bob Tabor's example, I put the following code into the constructor of the App class in App.xaml.cs:
Visual Studio does not like that code at all! Especially it doesn't like the Microsoft.ApplicationInsights... I've got a red squiggly line under all three in the above code. What am I missing? My guess is a reference but I've no idea what the reference is.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: