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Visual Studio Code cannot find VisualUpdateOptions
Hi ConnectedRoman,
From what I see from the code you provided, it seems Visual Studio Code [using pbiviz new ... ] has generated a v1.7.0 version while the sample demo you're refering to was built in an earlier v1.5.0 version. So if you use any portion of the sample demo "AS-IS" - particularly pbiviz.json or tsconfig.son this may generate conflicts with your version some point and may be the reason you see the error.
So in order to avoid conflict and use demo code sample "AS-IS" you'll either have the choice to import a v1.5.0 code version in your app, under the .api folder
or keep your existing v1.7.0 version and make a double-check to make sure any piece of code you may have borrowed from demo sample is pointing to the right version, especially pbiviz.jsonand tsconfig.json
Hi ConnectedRoman,
From what I see from the code you provided, it seems Visual Studio Code [using pbiviz new ... ] has generated a v1.7.0 version while the sample demo you're refering to was built in an earlier v1.5.0 version. So if you use any portion of the sample demo "AS-IS" - particularly pbiviz.json or tsconfig.son this may generate conflicts with your version some point and may be the reason you see the error.
So in order to avoid conflict and use demo code sample "AS-IS" you'll either have the choice to import a v1.5.0 code version in your app, under the .api folder
or keep your existing v1.7.0 version and make a double-check to make sure any piece of code you may have borrowed from demo sample is pointing to the right version, especially pbiviz.json
and tsconfig.json
Thank you very much for your answer, that's something I didn't consider.
The problem was fixed when I added the barChart.ts to the tsconfig.json "files" member. I missed that I have to add everything to that file, as I'm pretty new to TypeScript.