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chore(build): retarget the add-in to .NET Framework 4.8#191

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@ycpss91255 ycpss91255 commented Jun 2, 2026

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Problem

The add-in targets .NET Framework 4.5.2, whose targeting pack is no longer
installed by current Visual Studio, so the build fails with MSB3644.

Fix

Retarget the add-in to .NET Framework 4.8 (in-place compatible with the
existing net45 / net452 dependencies) and add v4.8 to the post-build RegAsm
framework check.

Notes

Split into two per your suggestion. The SolidWorks interop path change is the
companion PR #196.

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brawner commented Jun 2, 2026

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Can this PR be split into two. It's two separate bug fixes

The 4.5.2 targeting pack is no longer installed by current Visual Studio, so
the build fails with MSB3644. 4.8 is in-place compatible with the existing
net45 / net452 dependencies. Also add v4.8 to the post-build RegAsm framework
check.
@ycpss91255 ycpss91255 changed the title chore(build): build on Visual Studio 2026 / .NET Framework 4.8 and resolve SolidWorks interop via an overridable property chore(build): retarget the add-in to .NET Framework 4.8 Jun 3, 2026
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Split this into two per your suggestion:

They touch different lines and apply independently.

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Looks great. Thanks. Will merge when I get the chance to test.

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