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Vs 2019 does not support Maui development. You will need Visual Studio Code or VS 2022
converting Xamarin to .net maui.
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tim
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Now that I completed coding my app using Xamarin, It appears that I should convert my app to .NET Maui. (due to Xamarin support being E.O.L. )
I found a Microsoft page that suggests adding ".NET upgrade assistant" via the extension but when I try to search for the extension, it does not appear in the list. ( I'm using V.S.2019)
Is it only available for V.S.2022 or has it been removed?
or should I just manually convert it or just rewrite the app using .NET Maui.
Tim
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