Hi, this is probably due to not running correct version of Entity Framework. See https://world.optimizely.com/blogs/Magnus-Rahl/Dates/2022/3/resolving-nuget-dependency-conflicts-in-project-sdk-packagereference-model/. Did you upgrade to .NET6? Either explicitly reference the correct versions, or upgrade to latest EPiServer.CMS package that is cross-compiled for both .NET5 and 6.
The .NET version is:
> dotnet --version
6.0.202
And the Target framework is .NET 6.0. Where from do I download the EPiServer.CMS package?
The SDK/tool version is one thing. But you have probably changed the project to compile to .NET6? That requires you to also update the dependencies to use their .NET6 equivalents. You probably only have to change from:
<PackageReference Include="EPiServer.CMS" Version="12.3.1" />
To:
<PackageReference Include="EPiServer.CMS" Version="12.5.0" />
In your project file and re-build. Here is the feed https://nuget.optimizely.com/feed/packages.svc/, but it's probably already configured in your nuget.config in the project? You should not download the packages manually, let dotnet/nuget handle those for you.
I just installed a sample site using the command
And I run it as localhost. But when I try to login inside the webpage, I keep getting this error no matter what credentials I use:
What are the credentials I should use here?