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Thanks for your analysis, I'll have a look at it in the next week and get back to you then. |
Thanks. The way your library sits now...it only works on core...but if you add a 1.1 target also, then others can use it. |
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This was done to fix issue #1. The problem was that AssemblyInfo needed this reference, but it is not included in netstandard 1.0, as described here: https://github.com/dotnet/corefx/issues/7869.
Sorry for the delay, I had a look now. |
That sounds like it would take care of it. I just think it was a problem because you targeted one platform and added a library from another platform that was causing issues. |
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Good library. Works great.
However, this is one small issue.
When I have a solution that targets .NET Standard 1.4 and I add your package, it adds a reference to
System.Runtime.InteropServices
version 4.3. When I compile I get the 'found conflicts between two different versions'. This is caused by your library combined with the the above reference.If I change my target to .NET Standard 1.6, the warnings go away.
I think the issue is you have targeted .NET Standard 1.0, PLUS a package from .NET Standard 1.1. I think instead, you should simply target 1.1 and nothing else extra.
Thoughts?
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