I have an ASP.NET Core MVC website that I have been developing on a Windows 8 PC on Visual Studio 2017. I've just swapped out my laptop for a Windows 10 one and downloaded and reinstalled Visual Studio 2017, but now I can't build my solution.
When I go to Build > Rebuild Solution (or any other similar action), I get the following error message:
NETSDK1018 - Invalid Nuget version string 'Win10 - 1709 - Build - 1.5.3'
From my Googling, this appears to match a Windows 10 build version, so I'm guessing the wrong value is getting passed in somewhere?
Double-clicking the error message takes me to a file called Microsoft.NET.GenerateAssemblyInfo.targets (which I don't have authority to amend), highlighting the below:
<GetAssemblyVersion Condition="'$(AssemblyVersion)' == ''" NuGetVersion="$(Version)"><Output TaskParameter="AssemblyVersion" PropertyName="AssemblyVersion" /></GetAssemblyVersion>I'm not sure whether this is related or a separate issue but, I have no Nuget packages installed and when I try to install Microsoft.EntityFrameworkCore.SqlServer, for example, I get:
The operation failed as details for project [project name] could not be loaded.
Any help anyone can offer would be greatly appreciated, as I'm currently totally unable to work with my website!
ADDITIONAL: I have now downloaded and installed Visual Studio 2019 and I'm getting the same error message there :(