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:x: DEPRECATED :bus: Castle Windsor container adapter for Rebus
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Wrong package on NuGet #2

Closed mbp closed 6 years ago

mbp commented 6 years ago

It seems by mistake there are 2 packages on NuGet

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Probably version 4.0.0 should have been added as a new version to the Rebus.Castle.Windsor package and Rebus.CastleWindsor should never have existed.

mookid8000 commented 6 years ago

damn! That must have crept in when I updated the .csproj to the new format where all nuspec-stuff is embedded in the project file.... let me just take a look

mookid8000 commented 6 years ago

I have fixed it now – since the project name and the NuGet package ID were not the same (which is pretty stupid, and not intentional btw.), I had to add

<PackageId>Rebus.Castle.Windsor</PackageId>

to Rebus.CastleWindsor.csproj

Thanks for letting me know 😁

mbp commented 6 years ago

Thanks! :-) That was fast.

mookid8000 commented 6 years ago

I have unlisted the Rebus.CastleWindsor package from NuGet.org btw – from the download count, it seems like only a few people found it.

And here's a note for those people (in case they come by this issue in the future): The Rebus.CastleWindsor package was published by mistake – the correct name is (and always has been) Rebus.Castle.Windsor (i.e. with a . between Castle and Windsor).

Therefore: If you have already added Rebus.CastleWindsor, your package restore will still work, but you will not be able to update the package. It is also not possible to install this package into new projects.

You should install Rebus.Castle.Windsor instead, because that's the real package 👍

I hope it's clear now 😄