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Add Songhay.Framework.Core project and package #19

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BryanWilhite opened this issue Apr 20, 2019 · 2 comments
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Add Songhay.Framework.Core project and package #19

BryanWilhite opened this issue Apr 20, 2019 · 2 comments

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a project called Songhay.Framework.Core intends to centralize all the non-.NET-Core/Standard features the Studio intends to support:

  • ObservableSortingCollection, RefreshEventArgs.cs, SortableCollectionView currently under 4.6.1
  • abandon BackgroundWorkerUtility and BackgroundWorkerUtilityData
  • roll-up ConfigurationManagerExtensions, DataServiceCollectionExtensions ❓, EncryptionMetadataExtensions.ConnectionStringSettings, ICommunicationObjectExtensions, RestApiMetadataExtensions.ServiceModel ❓, TraceSourcesExtensions.ConfigurationManager
  • roll-up ISyndicatable
  • roll-up BasicHttpBinaryBinding
  • roll-up FrameworkUtility.Process
  • roll-up Songhay.Net.HttpWebRequest
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BryanWilhite commented Apr 21, 2019

building this project may not be necessary as a combination of these tools might make everything work from a .NET Standard library:

maybe not: only .NET Framework 4.72 would take full advantage of a the version .NET Standard the Studio intends to support
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@BryanWilhite BryanWilhite changed the title Add Songhay.Framework.Core project Add Songhay.Framework.Core project and package Apr 21, 2019
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#20 should address this issue

version 3.1.3 release automation moved this from To do to Done Apr 21, 2019
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