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asyncapi / saunter

Saunter is a code-first AsyncAPI documentation generator for dotnet.
https://www.asyncapi.com/
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MapAsyncApiDocuments not found #95

Closed rasert closed 3 years ago

rasert commented 3 years ago

Documentation says that I should add this

app.UseEndpoints(endpoints => { endpoints.MapAsyncApiDocuments(); });

But there is no MapAsyncApiDocuments extension method on v0.2.0 package. I am running .Net 5.

gustavo-santos-swe commented 3 years ago

I'm having the same problem here. :( @tehmantra could you help us please?

Rikj000 commented 3 years ago

@rasert and @gustavoosantoos, I experienced the same issue but managed to resolve it.

The reason behind this is that the v0.2.0 Release is nearly a year old, and it doesn't contain all the latest commits!

The solution was to remove the NuGet package, then git clone the Saunter project and finally reference it as a dependency in your own project.

@tehmantra, I don't know if there are any well-known issues holding you back, but if not I'd consider pushing out a new release so these questions won't arise again! 🙂

gustavo-santos-swe commented 3 years ago

@rasert and @gustavoosantoos, I experienced the same issue but managed to resolve it.

The reason behind this is that the v0.2.0 Release is nearly a year old, and it doesn't contain all the latest commits!

The solution was to remove the NuGet package, then git clone the Saunter project and finally reference it as a dependency in your own project.

@tehmantra, I don't know if there are any well-known issues holding you back, but if not I'd consider pushing out a new release so these questions won't arise again! 🙂

I had to do the same, and published the package on a private nuget feed. I am making my fork public available in a new, public nuget package.

https://github.com/gustavoosantoos/AsyncAPI.NET https://www.nuget.org/packages/AsyncApi.NET/1.0.0

m-wild commented 3 years ago

Hey, sorry for the delay here. I've not been the most active maintainer. I've just published v0.3.0 now https://www.nuget.org/packages/Saunter/0.3.0

If you have time to help work the package, I am open to accepting maintainers 🙂 I think it's best to keep everything in 1 package rather than creating forks if possible.

gustavo-santos-swe commented 3 years ago

Hey, sorry for the delay here. I've not been the most active maintainer. I've just published v0.3.0 now https://www.nuget.org/packages/Saunter/0.3.0

If you have time to help work the package, I am open to accepting maintainers 🙂 I think it's best to keep everything in 1 package rather than creating forks if possible.

I agree, but 50 days without any response, it's not viable for any open source project. It seemed an abandoned project. But, I'm glad that you're back! :) This project is awesome.

m-wild commented 3 years ago

Yep I agree. I will be taking a more active role as a maintainer now.On Tue, Jul 20, 2021 at 12:09 AM, Gustavo Santos @.***> wrote:

Hey, sorry for the delay here. I've not been the most active maintainer. I've just published v0.3.0 now https://www.nuget.org/packages/Saunter/0.3.0 If you have time to help work the package, I am open to accepting maintainers 🙂 I think it's best to keep everything in 1 package rather than creating forks if possible.

I agree, but 50 days without any response, it's not viable for any open source project. It seemed an abandoned project.

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