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Do you have PublishAoT enabled? (200.6 doesn't support it - we'll have partial support for it in 200.7). Could you possibly share the project that crashes? ... View more

The Maps SDK for .NET does not support running in server contexts like azure functions both from a functional as well as licensing perspective. ... View more

There is no select built into the map. Any selection is done with your own code, so you can in that code clear selection before selecting a new feature. ... View more

You can use the mapView.ShowCallout(...) method to show a tooltip style callout on click. You'll first use the Identify method to figure out what was clicked on, then show the tooltip for it. ... View more

Thank you! Very helpful. Already looked at them and having a code owner of the specific area looking into it now. ... View more

That definitely indicates an issue with deployment and would also explain the above error. Do you happen to have a small simple project you can share that reproduces the issue? I wonder if it's some sort of project configuration issue. ... View more

That does indeed look like a crash deep in the native code. Do you have somewhat of a consistent reproducer? If so we might be able to tweak a few settings and collect a good crash dump to help investigate. ... View more

No problem. You're fine to continue using the old ones until the next major release. The new classes are mostly there because we're working towards a common authentication codebase used across all the maps sdk platforms to improve consistency, faster improvements and only having to make fixes in one place (Swift and Kotlin SDKs already use it). That common underlying codebase is slightly different / modernized and we're building the design to match that before fully switching over in the next major release and removing the deprecated classes. So as long as you move over before that switch, you'll be fine. ... View more

There property is in the namespace: `Esri.ArcGISRuntime.Controls.UI.SceneView` Make sure you place the code inside an #if __ANDROID__ section since the specific property is only available on the Android target. ... View more

We could probably improve that error message a bit to make it more clear. I'll put that in the backlog. ... View more

Something like this should work:     private static string GetDisplayValue(Field field, Feature feature) { if (field is null || feature is null || !feature.Attributes.ContainsKey(field.Name)) return string.Empty; var value = feature.Attributes[field.Name]; if (field.Domain is CodedValueDomain cvd) { value = cvd.CodedValues.FirstOrDefault(c => c.Code == value)?.Name ?? value; } return value?.ToString() ?? string.Empty; }   ... View more

Unfortunately the Android platform makes implementing the scenario a lot harder and has to be done at the application level with the foreground service. There's not much we can really do at the API level, besides improving our documentation to help implement this. ... View more