Describe the bug
The 1.0.1 and 1.0.0. versions of the NuGet packages seem to be build from source code which doesn't include the LettuceEncryptKestrelHttpsOptionsExtensions.cs with the HttpConnectionAdapterOptions extension method as showcased by this link which is available on the NuGet Gallery of the package.
To Reproduce
Steps to reproduce the behavior:
Using the 1.0.1 or 1.0.0 version of the package
Try to build a clean app with a call to .UseKestrel() and .UseLettuceEncrypt(IServiceProvider)
Build fails with compiler arguing that the requested extension method does not exist
The workaround I've used is to install any of the two pre-release version available on NuGet as they have the file with the extension method present in their source code. For anyone stumbling on this and wondering how to install pre-release versions of packages using NuGet, read this.
I'm happy to stay on the pre-relase package verision, but I think many will hit this hurdle when they try using this package and the workaround isn't all that intuitive.
Describe the bug The 1.0.1 and 1.0.0. versions of the NuGet packages seem to be build from source code which doesn't include the LettuceEncryptKestrelHttpsOptionsExtensions.cs with the HttpConnectionAdapterOptions extension method as showcased by this link which is available on the NuGet Gallery of the package.
To Reproduce Steps to reproduce the behavior:
The workaround I've used is to install any of the two pre-release version available on NuGet as they have the file with the extension method present in their source code. For anyone stumbling on this and wondering how to install pre-release versions of packages using NuGet, read this.
I'm happy to stay on the pre-relase package verision, but I think many will hit this hurdle when they try using this package and the workaround isn't all that intuitive.