Method '{0}' has a parameter of type '{1}' in its signature. Instead of using a managed Task type, use Windows.Foundation.IAsyncAction, Windows.Foundation.IAsyncOperation, or one of the other Windows Runtime async interfaces. The standard .NET await pattern also applies to these interfaces. Please see System.Runtime.InteropServices.WindowsRuntime.AsyncInfo for more information about converting managed task objects to Windows Runtime async interfaces.
Method '{0}' has a parameter '{1}' of type '{2}' which is not supported for service operations. Only primitive types are ...
Method '{0}' has a parameter named '{1}' whereas the corresponding parameter in the implemented interface method '{2}' is ...
Method '{0}' has a parameter of type '{1}' in its signature. Although this generic type is not a valid Windows Runtime type, ...
Method '{0}' has a parameter of type '{1}' in its signature. Although this type is not a valid Windows Runtime type, it implements ...
Method '{0}' has a parameter of type '{1}' in its signature. Instead of using a managed Task type, use Windows.Foundation.IAsyncAction, ...
Method '{0}' has a return value named '{1}' whereas the implemented interface method '{2}' has a return value named '{3}'. ...
Method '{0}' has an array of type '{1}' with non-zero lower bound in its signature. Arrays in Windows Runtime method signatures ...
Method '{0}' has an output parameter '{1}' which is an array, but which has {2}. In the Windows Runtime, the contents of ...
Method '{0}' has OperationContractAttribute, but enclosing type '{1}' does not have ServiceContractAttribute. OperationContractAttribute ...