Either Readme.MD is inaccurate, or dotnet does not find projects recursively.

[TeamGormless]

Hello Kromtec contributors.

Firstly, thanks so much for your work on the Legends Viewer, I love it browsing my world with it.

I just wanted to report a small issue I found when setting up and using it;

During the Backend Setup step, I'm required to run two dotnet commands:

dotnet restore and dotnet run from the top level directory.

The restore command is fine. The run command fails to find the project, because we are at the top level. In actuality you have to run the command in the LegendsViewer.Backend directory, where the .csproj lives. This isn't mentioned in the ReadMe.

Granted, this could be a problem with my dotnet version not looking for a .csproj recursively or some such. Just wanted to flag it.

Great work. I hope to contribute some time.

[donottellmetonottellyou]

dotnet build should work and build both of the projects in the root directory.

I ran into this issue myself, and I believe it is caused by the fact that both the frontend and the backend are valid projects, so dotnet doesn't know which to run. I believe this app is being developed using Visual Studio, and VS gives you an option to specify a default for dotnet run, so that might be why this was missed. dotnet run does not offer a default through the solution by itself.

It is also possible to run it from the root directory with dotnet run --project LegendsViewer.Backend. You can do the same for the frontend (dotnet run --project LegendsViewer.Frontend), and personally I think it would be better for the README to specify using that anyway.