Unable to find view '~/Views/Mail/Example.cshtml'

[neman]

Describe the bug
I am using Coravel with Worker Service, .NET 9.
When I try to use example, downloaded with Coravel CLI, I got the following error:

 System.InvalidOperationException: Unable to find view '~/Views/Mail/Example.cshtml'. The following locations were searched:
      ~/Views/Mail/Example.cshtml
         at Coravel.Mailer.Mail.Renderers.RazorRenderer.FindView(ActionContext actionContext, String viewName)
         at Coravel.Mailer.Mail.Renderers.RazorRenderer.RenderViewToStringAsync[TModel](String viewName, TModel model)
         at Coravel.Mailer.Mail.Mailable`1.BuildMessage(RazorRenderer renderer, IMailer mailer)
         at Coravel.Mailer.Mail.Mailable`1.SendAsync(RazorRenderer renderer, IMailer mailer)
         at Coravel.Mailer.Mail.Mailers.SmtpMailer.SendAsync[T](Mailable`1 mailable)

This is project type
<Project Sdk="Microsoft.NET.Sdk.Worker">

This is my structure

Affected Coravel Feature
Mailing

Expected behaviour
I expect app to find aprropriate View for email.

[neman]

I implemented my custom solution using RazorLight, did not have time to investigate this. Maybe in the future, but at this moment I skipped Coravel Mailer feature.

[armindogomes]

This worked for me in a project using a Worker Service template, @neman

I didn’t have time to test all scenarios, but initially it worked without any issues.

[neman]

I’m not confident that I can use <Project Sdk="Microsoft.NET.Sdk.Razor"> instead of <Project Sdk="Microsoft.NET.Sdk.Worker"> for a project which must run as a Windows Service.

As I mentioned earlier, I’ve already implemented this without Coravel, it’s not rocket science. But if I find some spare time, I’d like to dig into Coravel and experiment with it.