Closed haacked closed 8 years ago
I'm assuming you're hoping to get #71 done before this release? Like I said I'm hoping to get to it, but I've been way busy recently and it's not looking like it's going to lighten up anytime soon.
@davezych #71 just changes the development environment, right? It doesn't affect the NuGet package produced? If that's the case, it can happen after 1.0 released.
I think you're right @Haacked. The output should still be the same .dll
packaged up regardless of how the .dll
was created (.csproj vs project.json).
Hey @Haacked what's the status of the 1.0 release? Are we waiting on anything?
@davezych One more thing. Thanks for asking! I want to move it to the github org and am just making sure the others who started Scientist are cool with that.
This has been published! It's currently being indexed by NuGet, but should show up soon.
Whooooooo! 🙌
It's live! I wrote a blog post about it. http://haacked.com/archive/2016/09/29/scientist-1.0-released/
Thanks y'all! Couldn't have done it without you. :smile:
I just noticed the docs still say "it's a rough sketch...". I can fix and submit a PR in a bit, but if you have time it should probably be updated.
Please do!
This is a release branch for Scientist.NET 1.0.0. I believe we've implemented everything needed to call this a 1.0.
My plan is to release this in a couple weeks because I'm traveling next week.
I'll also move it to the https://github.com/github organization as it will be the official C# port.