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brandondahler / Data.HashFunction

C# library to create a common interface to non-cryptographic hash functions.
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.NET core support #24

Closed wowsuchdeveloper closed 6 years ago

wowsuchdeveloper commented 8 years ago

Could you please add .NET core support to your nuget package?

brandondahler commented 8 years ago

I am not particularly acquainted with what is required to make it .net core compatible. If you can provide me with some details or a pull request with the changes, I'd be happy to get the packages updated.

Brandon

brandondahler commented 8 years ago

I've started working on upgrading the project to .NET core in general. This is a non-negligible change so it might be a while until you see an release for it.

brandondahler commented 7 years ago

@wowsuchdeveloper There is now a pre-release version avaliable on NuGet, this was build from the current DotNetCore branch. I plan on doing a bit more testing and modification of documentation before merging this to master and officially deploying 2.x .

DixonDs commented 7 years ago

Hi @brandondahler ! Is stable 2.0 going to be released anytime soon?

brandondahler commented 7 years ago

I'm still contemplating some (possibly breaking) API changes since I'll be releasing a new major version. I'll review where I'm at today or tomorrow and see if I can give you a better answer.

j2ghz commented 7 years ago

I'm also interested in the .NET Core version. Any news?

brandondahler commented 7 years ago

I have made an update with the latest API changes that will be a part of the 2.0 release. There is now an updated -ci-27 prerelease version of each package available.

There are still two things left to do before 2.0 can be released:

  1. Clean up all warnings generated from the documentation
  2. Finish creating/updating tests for the new APIs.

I would expect we're still probably between a week and a month out.

stankovski commented 6 years ago

Any updates on 2.0 stable?

brandondahler commented 6 years ago

v2.0 is officially stable.

Sorry for the utter lack of timeline management and constant missed promises.