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.NET application health checking made easy
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Is this project still active? #17

Closed Jaxelr closed 6 years ago

Jaxelr commented 6 years ago

Ive been using this project for a few years, but i barely see activity nowadays. Is it still Alive?

uglybugger commented 6 years ago

Yes, it’s still a thing :) I wouldn’t mind a hand with its maintenance, though, as I’m pretty stretched.

Jamleck commented 6 years ago

Hi Andrew, I'd like to help with the maintenance of this project. Let me know what needs to be done :) I'll start by trying to understand the codebase, release and versioning process.

uglybugger commented 6 years ago

I’d love some help :)

Current plans are to move it to .NET Core and get it building on Appveyor. You’re welcome to take a look if you like.

Jamleck commented 6 years ago

@uglybugger I'll move it to Net Core 2.0 and get it building on AppVeyor.

As a separate issue, I'd like to add support for ASP.NET Core using the default dependency injection mechanism as described here. What are your thoughts?

Jaxelr commented 6 years ago

Can we close this issue an open a new one Issue for the migration to Core? i just don't want this information buried inside an issue which was mostly a question.

flytzen commented 6 years ago

FYI: #13 did finish the work, bar NUnit, and did add a sample. It also removed the dependency on ThirdDrawer :)

Jamleck commented 6 years ago

@flytzen I had a look at PR https://github.com/uglybugger/NotDeadYet/pull/13 and was able to use your work. I went down the route of implementing AspNetCore support using AspNetCore middleware and dependency injection. I also moved the NuSpec files into the new .csproj format.

I've migrated the UnitTest project to the new .csproj format and I've gotten the AppVeyor build and versioning working. I'm just testing publishing the generated Nuget packages to MyGet then I'll issue a new pull request. See PR https://github.com/uglybugger/NotDeadYet/pull/20

flytzen commented 6 years ago

@Jamleck Awesome stuff :) Thanks for taking it forward.