I am running Sonnar through source, using the develop branch. There seems to be an issue with latest commits at least at my setup - Windows 7. This is the pastebin of the only log export, set at trace level. Any idea what could be wrong? It used to work flawlessly until 5-6 days ago, when a set of commits broke it … Btw, using master branch I can have Sonnar working again, but would prefer to have the develop running as well.
Thats not a version built by us, if you compiled it yourself you will need to fix the dependencies as nlog was updated to 4.x.
Yes, I never said it was built from you. Any hind on how to update/fix the dependencies?
I also wanted to point out that I run the whole thing, from withing Microsoft VS 2013. When I imported your project I didn’t bother with any dependencies. I kept merging in your develop branch changes, and running Sonnar from VS without issues. This until a week or two before, that some changes caused the errors I pastebinned. I would welcome some instructions to fix the issues and be able to run the project from VS, again!
I checked NLog version and it is …src\packages\NLog.4.2.3\lib\net40\NLog.dll. So 4.x is what I have installed as part for the source code, if I am correct.
Well been a total noob regarding Visual Studio, caused this 
I checked and saw that although code was including the above mentioned version of NLog, my solution was build and was using a 4.0… something NLog. That made me realize that I had to actually request a rebuild for the project. Did that and everything works again as expected! Thanks for pointing me to the NLog version issue, markus!
Glad to hear its sorted!
Why are you running Sonarr through Visual Studio? If all you want is to be on develop its really simple: https://github.com/Sonarr/Sonarr/wiki/Release-Branches
If you’re making custom changes you’d be best off compiling Soanrr and running that directly as debugging through Visual Studio can have a significant performance hit.
Yeah, was using Visual studio to debug some stuff and kept running it that way. Never considered to use the develop branch to update the application instead. Switched to it now, and will consider compiling it the next time I need to run it from my code for long periods. Thanks for the hinds!
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