unpkg provider cannot resolve any library

Sorry for my late response, I have tried your methods and here are the results:

1. The site is reachable, even on my uni wifi.
2. Both 8.8.8.8 (alt 8.8.8.4) and 1.1.1.1 (1.0.0.1) did not work, I still yielded the same problems, the google one's did not even allow me to browse internet normally.
3. I have tried this on my uni's, dorm's and my friends' wifi and it made no differents. They also tried on those networks and they could add signalr via unpkg just fine.
4. Currently as of my uni's requirements, I have to use signalr via unpkg, even on the test so why this is viable (and it worked) I still needs to do it with unpkg.

Sorry again for late response, and thank you for anwsering.

Hi m n,

Thank you for the update. Since unpkg works on other networks, the issue seems to be specific to your local setup. 

Please try the following: 

1.Clear Visual Studio Cache: 

Delete files in: C:\Users<YourUsername>\AppData\Local\Microsoft\VisualStudio<version>\ComponentModelCache  2.Check Proxy/VPN:  Ensure no proxy or VPN is interfering with the connection. 

3.Test URL:  Open this URL in your browser:  https://unpkg.com/@microsoft/[email protected]/dist/browser/signalr.js. If it doesn’t load, the issue is likely local. 

4.Check Visual Studio Logs:  Review the Developer Tools Console or Output window for any specific errors. 

5.Create a New Project:  Test SignalR in a fresh Blazor project to see if the issue persists. 

Thanks for your response.

• I have deleted the ComponentModelCache and tried again, but it did not work.
• Im currently not using any proxy nor vpn.
• I also checked the link you gave me and I can open it just fine.
• About the Developer Tools Console, I cannot not find it in VS. And Output window shows no logs or information regards this matter, only Error list displaying the same error when I try to add it manually via libman.json.
• Furthermore, I have tried creating a fresh solution with blazor and it still the same.

Hi m n,

Thank you for the detailed update. Based on the steps you've already taken, here are a few additional suggestions to consider: 

1.Clear npm Cache: Please run npm cache clean --force in your terminal to ensure there are no issues with cached dependencies. 

2.Verify libman.json Configuration: Ensure the SignalR configuration in your libman.json file is correct: 

{
  "libraries": [
    {
      "provider": "unpkg",
      "library": "@microsoft/signalr@latest",
      "destination": "wwwroot/lib/signalr"
    }
  ]
}

3.Run libman install: Try running libman install in your terminal to check if any additional errors are reported. 

4.Run Visual Studio as Administrator: Sometimes, running Visual Studio with elevated privileges can resolve permission-related issues. 

5.Manual Script Reference: As a temporary solution, you can manually reference the SignalR script in your HTML file: 

<script src="https://unpkg.com/@microsoft/signalr@latest/dist/browser/signalr.js"></script>