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CS0246 ItemContainerEventArgs, but Avalonia.Controls.Primitives are imported #17277

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SwiftExtender opened this issue Oct 14, 2024 · 3 comments
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Describe the bug

ItemContainerEventArgs not found, even if Avalonia.Controls.Primitives is imported
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To Reproduce

  1. Avalonia 11
  2. Avalonia.Controls.Primitives are imported
  3. use ItemContainerEventArgs in code

Expected behavior

I can use ItemContainerEventArgs

Avalonia version

11*

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Windows

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stevemonaco commented Oct 14, 2024

ItemContainerEventArgs was long removed almost two years ago by #9677

I noticed you're using a third-party library that hasn't been updated for over two years and is on Avalonia 0.10.13. Such unmaintained libraries are not compatible with Avalonia 11.

@maxkatz6 maxkatz6 closed this as not planned Won't fix, can't repro, duplicate, stale Oct 15, 2024
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SwiftExtender commented Oct 15, 2024

Pull request description doesnt mention anything about ItemContainerEventArgs, thats bad, i dont know what to use instead of ItemContainerEventArgs. Also i`am trying to port ExtendedToolkit to Avalonia11, i have my own fork

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Pull request description doesnt mention anything about ItemContainerEventArgs, thats bad, i dont know what to use instead of ItemContainerEventArgs. Also i`am trying to port ExtendedToolkit to Avalonia11, i have my own fork

It was a large PR for a rewrite. The author can't specify every detail in text and readers need to actually examine what has been changed. I'm not sure if there's equivalent functionality exposed, but you could start a Discussion.

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