LinqConnect 4.5 for UWP apps?

[simplegenius]

I have upgraded to LinqConnect 4.5 and I am trying to build a Universal Windows (UWP) app on Windows 10 using Visual Studio 2015. I am getting build errors like this:

Error CS0433 The type 'PropertyChangingEventArgs' exists in both 'Devart.Data.Linq, Version=4.5.802.1, Culture=neutral, PublicKeyToken=09af7300eec23701' and 'System.ObjectModel, Version=4.0.10.0, Culture=neutral, PublicKeyToken=b03f5f7f11d50a3a' SG Project C:\Users\myname\Documents\SG Project W10\SG Project\SG Project\MyDataModel\MyDataModel.Designer.cs

I have this DLL in the References for my project. It is:
Devart LinqConnect for Windows 8.1 (SQLite)

So am I using the wrong DLL, or does LinqConnect 4.5 not yet support building UWP apps?

[MariiaI]

I have upgraded to LinqConnect 4.5 and I am trying to build a Universal Windows (UWP) app on Windows 10 using Visual Studio 2015.
So am I using the wrong DLL, or does LinqConnect 4.5 not yet support building UWP apps?

LinqConnect don't support UWP apps for now.
We will investigate the possibility of implementing support for Windows 10 Universal Apps, however we can't tell any timeframe at the moment.
We will inform you about the results as soon as any are available.

[simplegenius]

Thank you for the reply Mariia! I thought that might be the answer but I needed to hear it for sure.

[simplegenius]

I wanted to check back in. Is there any update on LinqConnect support for Windows 10 apps?

[MariiaI]

Unfortunately, the investigation of support for UWP apps is still in progress. We will definitely inform you about the results as soon as any are available.

[simplegenius]

I wanted to check back in again.

Is there any hope for LinqConnect support for Windows 10 apps?

[Shalex]

There is no any timeframe at the moment. We will notify you about the results of our investigation.

[dilbert]

Windows 10 were released more than a year ago. Nowadays the most of Windows applications are migrated to UWP.
It is important for your users that used your linqConnect for Windows 8.x to know if you will update it for UWP.

If you still have no timeframe it probably means that you will not support it any more. Is it correct?

[Shalex]

The first point on our roadmap is the .NET Core / .NET Standard support. An approximate timeframe is several weeks.

The next point will be UWP. There is no any timeframe for this feature at the moment.

[jeffblumenthal]

Hi,

Any updates on a release date? Our purchase is dependent on UWP support.

Thank you.

[Shalex]

There is no timeframe for this feature at the moment. We will notify you about the progress.