Build with the project selection fails with the error

[kirill-gerasimenko-da]

Hi!

I've encountered the following behavior:

1. open up main transient menu
2. press 'B' to get to the build menu
3. press 'T' to get to the project selection
4. select the project
5. press 'b' to build
6. there is an error "Opening directory: Not a directory, <FULL PATH TO THE SELECTED PROJECT at 4>

I've traced it down to the sharper--project-root and I understand that assumes that the path is directory, but it's given a selected project file path and thus it fails, but can't figure out how to fix it.

[sebasmonia]

Thank you for reporting the issue! I will take a look at it ASAP.

That error seems to be coming from the dotnet CLI rather than Sharper code. I think.
So maybe the invocation sharper does is passing a bad parameter.

[sebasmonia]

Two follow up questions:

• what's your OS and version of dotnet
• how does you project structure look like? just a single csproj project, no solution? solution in the same directory as the project? nested in a sub-dir? etc.

[kirill-gerasimenko-da]

Two follow up questions:

• what's your OS and version of dotnet
• how does you project structure look like? just a single csproj project, no solution? solution in the same directory as the project? nested in a sub-dir? etc.

• OS is Ubuntu 22.04
• dotnet version is the latest available SDK 8
• structure:
  • solution.sln
    • ProjectFolder
      • project.csproj
    • ProjectFolder
      • project.csproj

[kirill-gerasimenko-da]

Thank you for reporting the issue! I will take a look at it ASAP.

That error seems to be coming from the dotnet CLI rather than Sharper code. I think. So maybe the invocation sharper does is passing a bad parameter.

I think it tries to open the project by the path which is actually a .csproj file, not the project path. It's exactly the path that I choose when pressing 'T' and select the project. I'd think that it should take the directory of that .csproj file and use it, instead of the file path itself. But I might be wrong :)