Closed LeeCampbell closed 8 years ago
Arguably he can keep the HdrHistogram.NET package, and we can just take HdrHistogram? The .NET seem redundant here. We dont get Rx.NET, we get Rx, right?!
As part of this fix, it seems that the existing tools have just enough friction that we will need to script a bunch of things.
I think it is going to be best to follow the lead of the JSON.NET project.
It's great to see that we'll finally have actively developed supported HdrHistogram port. Thanks for that guyz! Now question: Nuget package is not available yet, right? Any estimation when it will be published? Thanks!
I am doing my best to get it out asap. Was hoping to get it out in the weekend, but was battling build issues. Should be a matter of days. Would love to get feedback when it is out. On 11 Apr 2016 8:22 AM, "peske" notifications@github.com wrote:
It's great to see that we'll finally have actively developed supported HdrHistogram port. Thanks for that guyz! Now question: Nuget package is not available yet, right? Any estimation when it will be published? Thanks!
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And we have a nuget package! - https://www.nuget.org/packages/HdrHistogram/
Ok so I didn't go with naming it unofficial, but due to the amount of work I have poured into this project, it feels pretty bloody official to me! ;-)
As this isn't the official HdrHistogram.NET Repo*, we shouldn't be taking the HdrHistogram nuget package title. It appears to have been taken anyway by the existing thing. https://www.nuget.org/packages/HdrHistogram.NET/
Also worth removing the build time dependency that has made it into the nuspec file declaration
*Official one is here - https://github.com/HdrHistogram/HdrHistogram.net