.........

I ran into this situation a lot of times, but I still tried to find the solution by myself through the badly written documentation of a technology.

*pats myself on the shoulder*

@devnulli or criticized for using common parlance
Or deemed not relevant when it’s perfectly relevant
Or anything that involves interacting with power mad moderators
Or expresses opinion or emotion about the situation

Happened to me trying out .NET Maui, having made the jump directory from WPF with no Xamarin experience whatsoever.

It's funny how a small directive (x:DataType markdown extension, if you are familiar) can fuck up your build so bad.