1. Showing context menus gives an OLE error

2. The version of TxtTemplating is 8.1 not 8.2 (unlike what the migration guide says) and I get a warning about inconsistent versions.

Rest of product looks good

Hi foleyp, Jan

1) If you'vemigrated a designer then (10 may be that the migration instructions have a bug in that they tell you to use a copy of constants.tt from a new designer but forgot to mention to copy the commandset id across from your orginal generatedcmd.tt

If this is a brand new designer, not a migration, then please let us know.

2) This is a bug and we're workign out our solution to it right now.

FYI if you have encountered the first problem that Gareth refers to above, here are some notes on how to fix the migrated code.

The guid for the command set is specified in two separate files in the project, and these values need to match. The values are in:
* DslPackage\GeneratedCode\Constants.tt, and
* DslPackage\GeneratedCode\GeneratedCmd.tt

In Constants.tt, the guid is specified in the line that starts "public const string <#= dslName #>CommandSetId".

In GeneratedCmd.tt, the guid is specified in the line that starts "#define guidCmdSet".

Edit the .tt files so that these guid values match, then transform the templates to regenerate the corresponding ".cs" files. You can use either the "old" or "new" guid, or you can generate a new one (e.g. using "Tools", "Create Guid" in Visual Studio).

Note the guids are represented differently in the files, although they have the same value (one is in the GUID struct format, the other is a string).

You will also need to update the ProvideMenuResource value as described in Gareth's post.

Duncan