Rasika Weliwita

Could get away with setting the dotnet sdk version to older version by adding `global.json` file ``` { "sdk": { "version": "1.0.0-preview2-003121" } } ``` I guess released dotnetcore sdks...

@CzBuCHi Hi, Frankly I haven't checked your example. But it looks similar to the issue I was resolved using step 2 above. `Electron edge` was compiled and working fine against...

Ok, One step further. I was able to get away with referencing core dlls issue. I removed `edge.js` dependency and referenced the dll as follows. **project.json** ``` { "version": "1.0.0-*",...

@CzBuCHi ok I agree with you. If you don't want to downgrade to a preview version of dotnet core, I think you should wait for someone from this project to...

Link to my sample repo - https://github.com/weliwita/electron-edge-sample

@CzBuCHi I'm quite new to edge and dotnet core. But I faced the same with VS2015, You could have done the same with `dotnet migrate` and` npm rebuild` to build...

### Edit2 I installed this from Microsoft store. But couldn't figure out how to trigger it from console. My current workaround is ``` Start-Process "shell:AppsFolder\49306atecsolution.FilesUWP_et10x9a9vyk8t!App" -ArgumentList "C:\" ``` To find...

The reason is that electron-edge use specific target to build the edge. In tools\build.bat `"%NODEEXE%" "%GYP%" configure build --target=1.6.2 --dist-url=https://atom.io/download/atom-shell --msvs_version=2015 -%FLAVOR%` The target is the corresponding node-gyp(iojs) version that...