Fixed crash in Toolkit SfButton due to VisualStateManager API changes in NET 11#398
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Root Cause of the Issue
Application crash occurs when using SfButton in .NET MAUI during .NET 11 compatibility testing. The crash is triggered by the call to VisualStateManager.GetVisualStateGroups(this);
The issue occurs due to framework changes in .NET 11, where the return type of visual state group retrieval has been modified.
Previously:
public static IList<VisualStateGroup> GetVisualStateGroups(VisualElement visualElement)Now
public static VisualStateGroupList GetVisualStateGroups(VisualElement visualElement)Framework PR: dotnet/maui#33849
Description of Change
Resolved the issue by removing the GetVisualStateGroups implementations:
var stateGroup = VisualStateManager.GetVisualStateGroups(this);from both SfButton, avoiding the incompatible API usage and preventing the crash.