Pull request for issue #21: Assembly for released version 0.1.40 is marked as 0.0.0

[sharpe5]

This pull request is for Issue #21.

Change 1: Update file AssemblyInfo.cs to include version number

Now, if I compile the NuGet package and add it to another project, the version is 1.42.0:

Change 2: Updated readme.md.

Added instructions for compiling and testing.

These changes are entirely optional, and can safely be omitted.

Change 3: Updated assemblies.

Updated NUnit to 3.9.0, and updated the Visual Studio 2017 test library from v15.3 to v15.5. Verified that all unit tests passed, and that the NUnit version was compatible with the ReSharper test runner.

These changes are entirely optional, and can safely be omitted.

Testing

As described in the base of the file readme.md, compiled the NuGet package locally, and tested it by adding it to a new .NET 4.0 project. Double checked that there was no assembly binding redirects, and that the version was 0.1.42.0.

Uploading new NuGet package

I ticked the box Compile NuGet package:

This package appears in the \bin\Release directory. I am assuming that this package would have to be uploaded manually? Not sure what the current release process is.

When I uploaded the package to NuGet, I used the command nuget push [.nupkg] [ID].

[sharpe5]

Will revert package upgrades to hopefully fix the CI build fail.

[sharpe5]

Having trouble getting the CI build to pass:

On the CI server, it's failing with this error:

1.02s$ dotnet test Source/AsyncIO.Tests -f netcoreapp1.0
Couldn't find a project to run test from. Ensure a project exists in /home/travis/build/somdoron/AsyncIO.
Or pass the path to the project

Under Windows, if we target "netcoreapp1.0", it fails

H:\PRIMARY-CRITICAL\github\sharpe5\AsyncIO>dotnet test Source/AsyncIO.Tests -f netcoreapp1.0
Build started, please wait...
C:\Program Files\dotnet\sdk\2.1.2\Sdks\Microsoft.NET.Sdk\build\Microsoft.PackageDependencyResolution.targets(167,5): error : Assets file 'H:\PRIMARY-CRITICAL\github\sharpe5\AsyncIO\Source\AsyncIO.Tests\obj\project.assets.json' doesn't have a target for '.NETCoreApp,Version=v1.0'. Ensure that restore has run and that you have included 'netcoreapp1.0' in the TargetFrameworks for your project. [H:\PRIMARY-CRITICAL\github\sharpe5\AsyncIO\Source\AsyncIO.Tests\AsyncIO.Tests.csproj]

However, under Windows, if we target "netcoreapp2.0", it passes

H:\PRIMARY-CRITICAL\github\sharpe5\AsyncIO>dotnet test Source/AsyncIO.Tests -f netcoreapp2.0

[sharpe5]

Spent a few hours trying to get the CI build working - can anyone else see how to fix this?

I think the problem is that the CI Travis test is configured for netcoreapp1.0, but the .csproj file is netcoreapp2.0.

I've reverted all test-related files back to how they were in the meantime.

Thanks in advance!

[sharpe5]

Excellent, thanks for merging this!

By the way, I am using NetMQ/AsyncIO for an Excel plugin which consumes data from another process, it is working absolutely brilliantly.