MonoGame 3.8 MonoGame.Content.Builder.Task breaks my project..

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Also fun detail – changing your username on Windows leaves User folder with the old name anyway.

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But my user name is tied to my MS account, so…

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Imo, logging into Windows with MS account is the last thing you wanna do.

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You can also make a hotfix nuget. It’s probably somethinng easy like enclosing paths into quotes.

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Erm, no, it’s not lol

Ill have to wait for a fix on this, I can’t be messing about with my user account… I can work around it for now…

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Thanks for the info though :slight_smile:

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The $(MGCBPath) property is the only parameter which is not quoted in the command. You can also see that in your error message.

So quoting this property will likely fixing this bug.

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Sweet, thanks, ill give that a try :slight_smile:

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Awesome, that actually worked, shame Ill have to do that each time I add this package :frowning:

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This was actually recently fixed in master. Try the dev packages :smiley:
I wonder if that $(DotnetCommand) should be quoted too…

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Possibly, but until it’s an issue, ill leave it :smiley:
Thanks for the heads up on the fix :slight_smile:

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I’m getting the same issue, did you find how to solve it?

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Yes @BlizzCrafter post worked :slight_smile:

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@Charles_Humphrey I’m new to this and I don’t know what exactly I have to do with that, can you tell me?

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Yea, no worries, let me get on my laptop and I can screen shot what I did :slight_smile:

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So, I opened up my solution, and located the offending package.

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I then copied that into explorer
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Then, in the build folder I found the *.target file, I opened that up in VS and put quotes around the $(MGCBPath) like this
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saved the file, and it solved the issue.

Alas, every time yo create a new project, you will have to repeat this again.

Hope this helps :smiley:

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It worked, ty so much.

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Thank you!
It worked with a user name without Spacing:
but now The Content Builder gives a can’t something - TextureImporter - failure, when loading assets via content.Load(“example”);

Any ideas? (release 3.8)

Thanks…

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Thanks, after like 3 days hiting my head on the wall this resolved my issue.

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It works for me as well! Woo~
I have same issue MSB3073, and I can’t find package path. I Just find the path manually by read the MSB3073 path. Thank you so much!

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