Type `ListHashSet<BasePlayer>' does not contain a definition for `Find'Fixed
Oops. i have 4.6.0 installed. Sorry
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Please do not post random versions of plugins on the forums, thanks.

var owner = BasePlayer.FindByID(container.OwnerID);
I am sorry, but it;s not a random version, it's the latest downloaded from this very site. 
Pho3niX90
I am sorry, but it;s not a random version, it's the latest downloaded from this very site. 
Then there's no need for it to be posted in the thread. ;) Any modified version by someone other than the current maintainer is a random version, and we do not allow them to be posted in forum threads.
Well is the plugin person aware and patching this?
var owner = BasePlayer.FindByID(container.OwnerID);

This works. Thanks!

@op

Change to be done is on line 1234, of version 4.7.2
BasePlayer owner = BasePlayer.FindByID(container.OwnerID);​

and then on line 2456, replace
string filter = storedData.Filters[player.UserIDString].Find(f => f.Equals(args[0])) ?? storedData.Filters[player.UserIDString].Find(f => f.Contains(args[0]) || args[0].Contains(f)) ?? args[0];​

with 
                string filter = "";
                foreach (string item in storedData.Filters[player.UserIDString]) {
                    if (item.Equals(args[0]) || item.Contains(args[0]) || args[0].Contains(item)) {
                        filter = item;
                    } else {
                        filter = args[0];
                    }
                }

not the most elegant, but works
Needs fixed
Same error, the fixes in here seem to allow it to load, but it's still not exactly like before. So waiting for an update will be the best thing. :)
same error:

Error while compiling: AdminRadar.cs(1237,65): error CS1061: Type `ListHashSet<BasePlayer>' does not contain a definition for `Find' and no extension method `Find' of type `ListHashSet<BasePlayer>' could be found. Are you missing an assembly reference?

@jure12 replace this line in the code

var owner = BasePlayer.activePlayerList.Find(x => x.userID == container.OwnerID);
 
to 
 
var owner = BasePlayer.FindByID(container.OwnerID);
Any updates on how long it will take before adminradar plugin is fixed? 

Even with both of these this error still comes up and /radar is unkown...

 

Error while compiling: AdminRadar.cs(1237,65): error CS1061: Type `ListHashSet<BasePlayer>' does not contain a definition for `FindByID' and no extension method `FindByID' of type `ListHashSet<BasePlayer>' could be found. Are you missing an assembly reference?

Pho3niX90
@op

Change to be done is on line 1234, of version 4.7.2
BasePlayer owner = BasePlayer.FindByID(container.OwnerID);​

and then on line 2456, replace
string filter = storedData.Filters[player.UserIDString].Find(f => f.Equals(args[0])) ?? storedData.Filters[player.UserIDString].Find(f => f.Contains(args[0]) || args[0].Contains(f)) ?? args[0];​

with 
                string filter = "";
                foreach (string item in storedData.Filters[player.UserIDString]) {
                    if (item.Equals(args[0]) || item.Contains(args[0]) || args[0].Contains(item)) {
                        filter = item;
                    } else {
                        filter = args[0];
                    }
                }

not the most elegant, but works
jure12
same error:

Error while compiling: AdminRadar.cs(1237,65): error CS1061: Type `ListHashSet<BasePlayer>' does not contain a definition for `Find' and no extension method `Find' of type `ListHashSet<BasePlayer>' could be found. Are you missing an assembly reference?

I can confirm, just updated and still showing the compile error. Ill check back tomorrow for an update :)
I have "fixed" the most recent release to make it functional again.  Anyonw who would like it, please send me a message on my discord.

It's only a "work around" until it gets a proper fix...

11:53:47) | Error while compiling: AdminRadar.cs(1216,65): error CS1061: Type `ListHashSet<BasePlayer>' does not contain a definition for `Find' and no extension method `Find' of type `ListHashSet<BasePlayer>' could be found. Are you missing an assembly reference?

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