fix: Circular constraint dependency involving 'Icon' and 'Icon' in FluentIcon about fluentui-blazor HOT 2 CLOSED

Hi,
I have no idea why the generated code would be different. Probably not found before because not many are building directly on Linux?

Not sure if it would have any effect, but any specific reason why you are running on .NET 6. I know a lot of investments have been made to make .NET 8 run better on Linux. Also, we focus on our .NET 8 version (Microsoft.FluentUI.AspNetCore.Components) where our .NET 6/7 version is in 'maintenance mode'.

If you are 'stuck' on .NET 6, I would advice you to open an issue in the dotnet repo as I think this is more a low level thing than something we can solve on our side.

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but any specific reason why you are running on .NET 6.

This is a kind of legacy project. We are planning to migrate it by the end of .NET 6 EOL (which is soon), along with some other projects. Anyway, I tried the same page with .NET 8 (8.0.205) and Microsoft.FluentUI.AspNetCore.Components version 4.7.2 and can confirm that the build is working ✔️.

If you are 'stuck' on .NET 6, I would advice you to open an issue in the dotnet repo as I think this is more a low level thing than something we can solve on our side.

I double-checked the generated sources. Using .NET 8 uses the full namespace as well (like the Windows build). It looks like I ran into a bug in the .NET 6 version (SDK/source generator).

For anyone who encounters this issue using .NET 6, it looks like explicitly specifying the generic type resolves/workarounds it:

<FluentIcon Icon="Microsoft.Fast.Components.FluentUI.Icon" Value="FilledCircle" Color="@Color.Accent"/>

Thanks for you reply and work.

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