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I’m trying to use the System.Configuration reference to finish integrating the instances of my code with a block .txt. However, I noticed that unlike the Visual Studios present in youtube videos, mine does not have the References tab below the Dependencies tab in the Solution Manager.

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Therefore, I tried to add another way by clicking on Project > Add reference, but I come across the situation that there is no reference to be added:inserir a descrição da imagem aqui

I can’t find anything about it on the Internet. Any of you have been there or would know how to help me?

If that is not the purpose of the forum, I apologize!

.net .net-core dependencies
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    Knob direto no projeto> Add Reference > Aba Assemblies> Framework > Procure por System.Configuration, that would be it?

  • Doing this way, he takes me the same screen of the second image.

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Your project is . NET Core, so you need to add this reference by Nuget

PM> Install-Package CoreCompat.System.Configuration -Version 4.2.3-r4 -Pre

  • Linq, the addition of the reference occurred without errors. However, it continues the same way. It is necessary to perform some more action?

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    The using now?

  • Now it was! Just so I understand: it is not necessary to perform the procedures to add manually by Reference Manager, correct?

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    It’s not. . NET Core is different from . NET Framework.

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Only you go in the Assemblies, and not in your own Solution:

In your project, References, Right-click, Add Reference:

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  • Could you tell me how I get on that screen?

  • updated, if it’s the same screen you were on, I don’t know why the Assemblies options didn’t appear. give us more information about the project

  • My solution manager is different from yours, note the first image I attached to the post. :/

  • which version of visual studio is using ? which type of project are you creating ?

  • I’m using Visual Studio 2017 Enterprise, and the type of project I’m creating is Consoleapp.

  • See the LINQ response

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