Can't restore dependency while installing new Bonsai version

[LBLab]

Dear Bonsai folks, 

I just updated to the newest version by re-installing everything, in order to hopefully  increase the speed and capacity of Bonsai and prevent the crashing of my workflow (insufficient memory problem described last week: https://groups.google.com/g/bonsai-users/c/wWJc1yf-HBE/m/0heRQsx3AAAJ - I down-sampled my recordings, however ran into crashes after a few minutes still).

Now, after installing the newest Bonsai version I could open my workflow, which allowed me to re-install packages required for all kinds of nodes. 

Unfortunately, I was not able to install System.Reactive.Core, which now prevents me from opening Bonsai entirely (I'm sending a screenshot attached). I was hoping that deleting the respective folder in App Data - Local -  Bonsai - Packages would solve the issue so that I can install it afterwards. However, with or without this folder, I don't even get to open Bonsai in order to install the package. 

Error: Restoring dependency ‘System.Reactive.Core.5.0.0’. Installing package ‘System.Reactive.Core 5.0.0’. The assembly reference ‘(System.Reactive.Core, MSIL)’ has already been assigned to a different location. Consider uninstalling the conflicting package.)

I'd be super happy if someone could give me a tip how to solve this issue differently, in order to get Bonsai running again.

Thank you very much and best regards,

Lisanne

[LBLab]

Dear all,

I’ve uninstalled Bonsai, which resulted in erasing the Bonsai folder from User/[username]/AppData/Local, but did not resolve the above mentioned problem regarding ‘System.Reactive.Core 5.0.0’ when attempting to install it (in the newly installed Bonsai 2.6.3). The ERROR remains:

Installing package

‘System.Threading.Tasks.Extensions 4.5.4’.

Installing package ‘System.Reactive 5.0.0’.

Installing package ‘System. Reactive.Core 5.0.0’. 

The assembly reference ‘(System. Reactive.Core, MSIL)’ has already been assigned to a different location. 

Consider uninstalling the conflicting package.

When searching for any remaining ‘reactive’ files, I found some in AppData/Local/Temp/NuGetScratch and in AppData/Local/JetBrains (see screenshot). I’ve deleted the JetBrains folder, which again doesn’t change anything, but I hesitate to delete temporary files (in AppData/Local/Temp). I would like to double-check if you think that deleting temp files is necessary or if there is another solution you would suggest?

What do you recommend should I uninstall or what would be the best alternative way to achieve installing the reactive core package? Your help would be much appreciated.

Thank you so much and best regards, 

Lisanne