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When I first created a WPF Custom Control Library project (NOT the .NET Framework version)) around the start of November 2023, the project was created properly; it included a Themes folder that in turn contained Generic.xaml. I created another project a week or so ago, and this one was missing Themes folder and Generic.xaml.

I don't recall the version I was on at the time, and I've updated since then, currently at 17.8.3 Community.

If a .NET Framework version WPF Custom Control Library project is created, the Themes folder and Generic.xaml file are created properly.

The screenshot shows a Solution Explorer with both a normal and a .NET Framework Custom Control Library project. Note the .NET Framework version contains the Themes folder and Generic.xaml file, while the normal one does not.

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Michael Palandri on 1/6/2024, 03:27 AM:

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Zhengye Xu [MSFT] on 1/8/2024, 08:33 AM:

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Michael Palandri on 1/9/2024, 00:59 AM:

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Zhengye Xu [MSFT] on 1/9/2024, 02:39 PM:

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Feedback Bot on 1/12/2024, 08:33 AM:

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