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RicoSuter / SigSpec

Specification and code generator for SignalR Core.
MIT License
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Publishing on NuGet #20

Closed diegofrata closed 4 years ago

diegofrata commented 5 years ago

I have found this library to be quite useful, even though it's experimental. I published a build of it to NuGet so other people can play and experiment with it. I'm happy to either delist or add you to maintainers if you have any issues with it. Let me know.

RicoSuter commented 5 years ago

Please add me as maintainer so that i can set up a proper pipeline etc in the future. I assume you published it manually?

diegofrata commented 5 years ago

I've done it manually and it's far from proper. It's just so it can be used across different projects more easily. Added you there.

RicoSuter commented 5 years ago

Ok thanks. Also the dependencies are quite outdated (NJsonSchema). I dont know where this goes, currently I have enough work with NSwag...

beorosz commented 4 years ago

Hello Diego, could you please update the SigSpec.* packages on nuget? There was a small template modification and I'd like to use it.

beorosz commented 4 years ago

Hello @diegofrata ,could you please update the SigSpec.* packages on nuget? There was a small template modification and I'd like to use it.

diegofrata commented 4 years ago

@beorosz Done, should be available soon.

RicoSuter commented 4 years ago

Maybe we should setup the CI pipelines?

beorosz commented 4 years ago

I started to create the CI pipeline in Azure, @RicoSuter . If you wish, I can add you as project admin there.

RicoSuter commented 4 years ago

@beorosz can you disable your CI pipeline - so that I can take this over tomorrow and use my own pipeline (ie. it doesnt get pushed twice to nuget.org)?

beorosz commented 4 years ago

@RicoSuter sure, it is done. Let me know if anything wrong with the pipeline.