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The document summarizes breaking changes and issues users may face when upgrading to newer versions of the Bunifu UI framework for Windows Forms. It describes issues like ambiguous property errors in Visual Basic, missing property definitions in C#, and provides instructions on how to resolve such issues like deleting problem code or adding control registrations. It also addresses other common questions around ambiguous namespace errors and missing license registrations.

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The document summarizes breaking changes and issues users may face when upgrading to newer versions of the Bunifu UI framework for Windows Forms. It describes issues like ambiguous property errors in Visual Basic, missing property definitions in C#, and provides instructions on how to resolve such issues like deleting problem code or adding control registrations. It also addresses other common questions around ambiguous namespace errors and missing license registrations.

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Breaking changes from v5.2.

0 (only)
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In our recent v5.2.0 release (now deprecated), we noticed that Bunifu Button
included two
properties namely: 'onHoverState' and 'OnHoverState'. We had to resolve this issue
through
removing the latter property which in VisualBasic led to an ambiguous property
error being
reported by Visual Basic developers due to the case-insensitive nature of the
language.
For C# developers who installed v5.2.0 and have now upgraded to v5.2.1 or higher,
you will receive the following error:

>> "BunifuButton does not contain a definition of 'OnHoverState'..."

If so, kindly go ahead and delete the specific lines of code with the mentioned
property
from the Form's Designer to resolve this. You can then build your project
successfully.
Kindly note that this will not affect anyone upgrading from other previous versions

other than the deprecated version 5.2.0 which is no longer active.

Breaking changes in v2.2.7 and higher


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In Bunifu Dropdown, we have removed non CLS-compliant properties in Visual Basic
which led
to ambiguous properties being reported by Visual Basic developers due to the case-
insensitive
nature of the language. For C# developers, this may mean you will receive an error
stating:
"BunifuDropdown does not contain a definition of 'ItemHighlightColor'", and
"BunifuDropdown
does not contain a definition of 'ItemHighlightForeColor'". If so, kindly go ahead
and
delete the specific lines of code with the mentioned properties from the Form's
Designer
and you're good to go. You can then build your project successfully.

FAQs:
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Q1: I'm getting an "ambiguous namespace" error after upgrading. What should I do?
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For users who have reported issues revolving around ambigous namespace error after
upgrade
which mostly revolve around Bunifu TextBox, kindly go ahead and delete the
reference
'Bunifu.UI.WinForms.Deprecated' from your project's References. This specific
reference
provides backward compatibility for past non-NuGet releases in v1.11.5.21 and
below.

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Q2: I'm getting the error, "This license does not have a registered UI WinForms
license..."
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If you face this issue, kindly go ahead and edit the licenses.licx file found in
your
project's Properties section by expanding it and locating the file. You will notice
that
the error will be pointing to a specific control/component. Navigate through the
list of
controls and components registered and ensure that the control is registered in the
file.
If not, simply go ahead and add the control/component inside the file in this
format:

[control name], [assembly name]

Example:
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Bunifu.UI.WinForms.BunifuToolTip, Bunifu.UI.WinForms.BunifuToolTip

Once done, save and close the file, then rebuild your project for changes to take
effect.
If this doesn't work, please reach out to us via our Chat platform on our homepage.

We are always available via our Chat platform on our homepage, therefore in case
you
face any support issues, please feel free to reach out to and mention the issue.
You
will be sure to hear from us thereafter. All the best, and happy coding!

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Bunifu Framework Team

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