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Cant find Mono.Android xamarin forms project
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Carlos Daza
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Hello.
I made a cross-platform application with visual studio 2019 community and xamarin forms, then I added GIT as a source code control and I uploaded it to my GitHub repositorie. All the project development was programed in my personal pc and tested on my mobile device.
I installed VS 2019 Community in other PC and added GIT as a source code as well and pull the repositorie of my cross-platform application in that PC. Now the problem im having is that VS cant find the "Mono.Android" reference. Right now i cant build or deploy/debug the app on my movile device.
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JessieZhang-MSFT 7,716 Reputation points Microsoft External Staff2021-02-26T07:36:42.417+00:00 Hi @Carlos Daza ,you can recheck if you have uploaded all files of your app to the github in your personal pc.
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Carlos Daza 1 Reputation point
2021-02-26T12:00:38.767+00:00 Hi, i checked for specific files and noticed that some were missing in the project folder hosted in the other PC.
I tried to fix this by copying those files into my drive and paste it in the specific folders of the other project, then re-build the project but it does not work.
I add some screen shots of the missing files:
-Solution (Personal PC)
-Solution (Other PC)
-Folder of the solution (Personal PC)
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Carlos Daza 1 Reputation point
2021-02-26T12:03:35.81+00:00 -Specific folder (Personal PC)
-Specific folder (Other PC)
-Warning (Still showing before and after re-build the solution in the other PC)
It says: Cannot resolve this reference. "Mono.Android" is not assembled. Check if the assembly exist in the disk.
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JessieZhang-MSFT 7,716 Reputation points Microsoft External Staff
2021-03-01T01:48:50.467+00:00 I tried to fix this by copying those files into my drive and paste it in the specific folders of the other project
Try to upload all files of your app to github and pull the app from github to your another PC .
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Carlos Daza 1 Reputation point
2021-04-12T15:31:25.263+00:00 Hello. How do I check if all my files of my project is uploaded to github? I created a new solution with the same project, uploaded to my git repositorie and sync with my other PC but the "Mono.android" assembly seems to bee missing too.
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Carlos Daza 1 Reputation point
2021-05-10T18:18:53.25+00:00 Right now (05-07-2021) I solved the issue.
When I try to clone my github repositorie from Visual Studio 2019 (VS2019) there are two options:
-Clone the repository by giving the URL.
-Clone the repository by browse thru all your GitHub repositories.
The problem I had was that by cloning the repository selecting the second option some files where missing (just how I explained previously).
if I select the first option (clone by giving the URL) the files that were one missing are now downloaded. It seems to work!!!
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