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Upgrade to Castle.Core 4.1.0 #375
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Hi @natemcmaster, the update to Castle Core 4.1.0 has already happened on the I've also updated the Microsoft / System package references to the latest versions (see commit 77db8c8), so hopefully those warnings you're seeing will disappear. |
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* Added Reports API support. https://developer.microsoft.com/en-us/graph/docs/api-reference/v1.0/resources/report * Added release notes and bumped version for the Report API update. * Updated the /// comments to improve IntelliSense doc coverage. * Added an ad hoc test for Reports API. * Disabled test case for CI. * VS 2017 - Updated Moq reference as some environments are hitting devlooped/moq#375 * Removed duplicate project reference from m.g.c.test.csproj; updated msbuild threw an error on this.
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Coming soon: the launch of .NET Core 2.0 adds NuGet improvements which includes warnings about misconfigured packages. Castle.Core 4.0.0 had a such an issue (see castleproject/Core#239) that is resolved in 4.1.0. Until Moq upgrades, .NET Core 2.0 projects will see this warning during restore when the reference Moq 4.7.25.
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