This and others of our .NET libraries were not quite up to date with our current development practices.
• Removed dotnet-base which is now incorporated into our release tools elsewhere.
• Added .ldrelease metadata used by our release tools. One benefit of migrating to this release system is that we'll get HTML documentation for the project automatically.
• Updated dotnet-server-sdk-shared-tests to match what is now on the sdk5.x branch of that project.
• Miscellaneous improvements to the .csproj file.
• Added standard CONTRIBUTING.md file.
• Added .gitattributes so linefeeds will be converted automatically for Windows vs. Linux developers.
It'd also be good to add a Windows CI build, but I'll do that in a separate PR.
This and others of our .NET libraries were not quite up to date with our current development practices.
• Removed
dotnet-basewhich is now incorporated into our release tools elsewhere. • Added.ldreleasemetadata used by our release tools. One benefit of migrating to this release system is that we'll get HTML documentation for the project automatically. • Updateddotnet-server-sdk-shared-teststo match what is now on thesdk5.xbranch of that project. • Miscellaneous improvements to the.csprojfile. • Added standardCONTRIBUTING.mdfile. • Added.gitattributesso linefeeds will be converted automatically for Windows vs. Linux developers.It'd also be good to add a Windows CI build, but I'll do that in a separate PR.