The error message you're encountering suggests that there is a version mismatch between the Microsoft Windows App Runtime package required by your Packaging Project and the version that is already installed on your system.
Here are a few steps you can take to resolve this issue:
Check package versions: Verify the version of the Microsoft.WindowsAppRuntime package specified in your Packaging Project configuration. It seems that your project is expecting version 1.2.230118.102, but the error indicates that version 2000.747.1945.0 is already installed on your system.
Update package references: Update the references to the Microsoft.WindowsAppRuntime package in your Packaging Project to match the version that is already installed on your system (2000.802.31.0). You can do this by modifying the package references in your project file or through Visual Studio's NuGet Package Manager.
Clean and rebuild: After updating the package references, clean your solution and rebuild it to ensure that all dependencies are resolved correctly.
Check dependencies: Review any dependencies or requirements for your Packaging Project and ensure that they are compatible with the version of the Microsoft.WindowsAppRuntime package that is installed on your system.
Check for updates: Check for any updates to the Microsoft.WindowsAppSDK or related packages in your project and install them if available. Sometimes, newer versions of packages may include bug fixes or compatibility improvements that could resolve the issue.
Review configuration: Double-check your project configuration settings, such as target platform and architecture, to ensure they are set correctly and are compatible with the installed version of the Microsoft.WindowsAppRuntime package.
By following these steps, you should be able to resolve the version mismatch issue and successfully build your WinUI 3 app with the Packaging Project in Visual Studio 2022.