Build the NuGet libraries in release mode

[calebkiage]

The NuGet dlls can't be used on windows store apps because they are built in debug mode. I had an application I was publishing fail certification because of this. It passed after I built the dlls from source in release mode and replaced the NuGet dlls.

[kswoll]

Wow, I hadn't realized that Release mode would impact such a scenario. Thanks for the report! Latest nuget should fix that. (might take a few minutes for it to propagate on their servers, but the version would be ReactiveUI.Fody 1.1.25.

[calebkiage]

I have tried to update the package but it's removing the reference to ReactiveUI.Fody.Helpers from the project. Version 1.1.10 works properly.

[calebkiage]

Adding the reference manually, Fody throws the error:

Fody: Could not find a weaver named 'ReactiveUI'. 
If you have nuget package restore turned on you probably need to do a build to download the weavers. 
Alternatively you may have added a weaver to your 'FodyWeavers.xml' and forgot to add the appropriate nuget package.
Perhaps you need to run 'Install-Package ReactiveUI.Fody'. This url may provide more information http://nuget.org/packages/ReactiveUI.Fody/

[kswoll]

Hmm, sorry about that. I see what you are saying and can repro locally. I'll fix.

[calebkiage]

Ah, great! Thank you for the timely responses.

[kswoll]

Ok, all set. I've tested the latest version on a sample project and it works fine now.

I apologize for not testing my change first -- I recently had to recreate my deployment script for appveyor and I evidently screwed up the nuget package process.

[calebkiage]

That's alright. Happens to the best of us. The new package version works fine now. Thanks.