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Won't compile with Avalonia 0.9.4
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Upgrade to Avalonia 11.0.0-rc2.2
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Compile issue
Not sure if this is related to #1 (because there's a huge lack of info) but I'm trying to compile in Avalonia 0.9.12 and getting the following build error:
Internal compiler error while transforming node XamlIl.Ast.XamlIlAstObjectNode:
XamlIl.XamlIlTypeSystemException: Content (or substitute) attribute is declared on multiple properties of Teast.Controls.GroupBox:Teast.Controls.GroupBox
at XamlIl.Transform.XamlIlTransformerConfiguration.FindContentProperty(IXamlIlType type)
at XamlIl.Transform.Transformers.XamlIlResolveContentPropertyTransformer.Transform(XamlIlAstTransformationContext context, IXamlIlAstNode node)
at XamlIl.Transform.XamlIlAstTransformationContext.Visitor.Visit(IXamlIlAstNode node) (line 16 position 6) Line 16, position 6. AvaloniaPropertyIssue C:\Users\derek\source\repos\AvaloniaTest\AvaloniaTest\MainWindow.axaml 16
I'm using the same code as the sample:
<teast:GroupBox
Header="This is a header">
<StackPanel>
<TextBlock Text="Sample text inside" />
<Button Content="Sample button" />
</StackPanel>
</teast:GroupBox>
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