Xamarin projects now support <PackageReference> which is much better than packages.config in every way :). So, I updated it:
Created a new Xamarin.Android App with the latest SDK
Copied the existing code in
As part of that, I just renamed the project from XamarinAndroidChatClient to AndroidClient, it's already in a Xamarin folder :). I plan to add an iOSClient here as well. Once we get that up and running we can start to explore automation and running unit tests.
It doesn't build because Xamarin doesn't support System.Memory right now, but it's more up-to-date now? 🤷♂️
Xamarin projects now support
<PackageReference>
which is much better thanpackages.config
in every way :). So, I updated it:As part of that, I just renamed the project from
XamarinAndroidChatClient
toAndroidClient
, it's already in aXamarin
folder :). I plan to add aniOSClient
here as well. Once we get that up and running we can start to explore automation and running unit tests.It doesn't build because Xamarin doesn't support
System.Memory
right now, but it's more up-to-date now? 🤷♂️