CS0433 error: conflict when using nanoFramework.Iot.Device.AtModem and nanoFramework.WebServer

[NimaHp]

Library/API/IoT binding

nanoFramework.WebServer

Visual Studio version

vs2022 (17.8.5)

.NET nanoFramework extension version

2022.3.0.67

Target name(s)

ALL

Firmware version

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Device capabilities

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Description

using nanoFramework.Iot.Device.AtModem (1.0.65) and nanoFramework.WebServer (1.2.14) nuget packages both latest version. Need to use HttpStatusCode but the compiler gives error: CS0433 The type 'HttpStatusCode' exists in both 'Iot.Device.AtModem, Version=1.0.0.0, Culture=neutral, PublicKeyToken=c07d481e9758c731' and 'System.Net.Http, Version=1.5.113.0, Culture=neutral, PublicKeyToken=c07d481e9758c731'

How to reproduce

1. Install nanoFramework.Iot.Device.AtModem and nanoFramework.WebServer.
2. use anything from System.Net like HttpStatusCode in the code.

Expected behaviour

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Sample project or code

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Aditional information

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[alberk8]

There is an issue with new nuget not being published. It is awaiting for fixing. You have to use the firmware that is a least one week back.

[networkfusion]

The nuget has now been updated.

[NimaHp]

update nuget packages to the latest but the error persists.

[networkfusion]

update nuget packages to the latest but the error persists.

It seems that the HttpStatusCode is being used from the System.Net lib (as a global enum) rather than the intended one from the AtModem lib. Try using something like Iot.Device.AtModem.HttpStatusCode.BadRequest instead.

OR... change the using statement to use Iot.Device.AtModem rather than System.Net (maybe).

[NimaHp]

Need System.Net.HttpStatusCode using in for nanoFramework.WebServer related code parts. in regular .net projects using Aliases would solve the project but in nanoframework couldn't find a way around. Even if I don't use common classes, can't deploy app on device.
I think nanoFramework.Iot.Device.AtModem should use System.Net.Http not duplicate System classes (the same namespace).

[Ellerbach]

The AT Modem lib is ment to be independant and indeed, it does include System.Net. So, if you want to use the WebServer on top, you'll have to use it from source, remove the nugets and embed it.