Closed maddyblue closed 6 years ago
Open the .netCore.sln solution in visual studio and retarget all three of the project frameworks ConsoleApplication - 2.0 to 1.0 Net Core ReplayParser - 2.0 to 1.6 Net Standard MpqTool - 2.0 to 1.6 Net Standard
Then build the solution. However, I think that the MpqTool project (or ReplayParser) won't build under 1.6 (I can't remember right now) and requires 2.0 to be the minimum. If that's the case you'll try to modify the code to get it to work.
On Thu, Nov 16, 2017 at 1:45 AM, Matt Jibson notifications@github.com wrote:
Is it possible to do something to get .NET Core 1.0 support? I tried some stuff but SharpZipLib doesn't seem to want to work with it. But I'm not a dotnet person, so I'm mostly just confused by all of this and may have missed something obvious.
I'd like this because I want to run this project on AWS Lambda, which doesn't support 2.0 yet.
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Thanks for the info @koliva8245, I appreciate it!
Nope, this doesn't appear to work. It complains about various things not existing and the SharpZipLib error is the same also. I guess this isn't possible.
This commit in my fork adds support for different compression libraries, maybe some of them will work with .NET Core 1.0
https://github.com/poma/Heroes.ReplayParser/commit/ea7cb54870e9ba7f83f535a5b30785b4ece2ad44
If you go looking at the various libraries on nuget and their websites' changelogs, you can almost certainly find a version to use that will be 1.0 compatible. They all ran on 1.0 not that long ago, unless they are brand new libraries.
Here's your compatible .Net Core 1.0 (and .Net Standard 1.6) solution https://github.com/koliva8245/Heroes.ReplayParser/tree/core-1.0
The SharpZibLib that's being used is v1.0.0-alpha2 which is compatible with .Net Standard 1.6
Woo thanks. This helps a lot.
Is it possible to do something to get .NET Core 1.0 support? I tried some stuff but SharpZipLib doesn't seem to want to work with it. But I'm not a dotnet person, so I'm mostly just confused by all of this and may have missed something obvious.
I'd like this because I want to run this project on AWS Lambda, which doesn't support 2.0 yet.