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August 1, 2017 17:24
By removing unnecessary spaces after lines and in blank lines, replacing tabs with spaces, and fixing XML indentation.
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I't a breaking change, because Unity 4 uses a new signing key. So i would do a major version bumb for that release. |
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I've deployed a new prerelease to nuget. |
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I upgraded to Unity.Wcf v3.0.0-rc01 and Unity 4.0.1. Everything seems to be working! We'll be exercising this project today. Thanks |
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I will test it this week to. If everything is fine, I will publish a release version. |
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@slbelden v3.0.0 is released. 😄 |
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The upgrade from Unity 3.5 to Unity 4.0 is non-breaking.
In projects implementing the existing version of Unity.Wcf, Unity 3.5 must be used throughout the project because the
UnityServiceHostconstructor requires a Unity 3.5IUnityContainer. Upgrading the Unity NuGet reference allows developers to use Unity 4.0.1 in their projects with Unity.Wcf.Code files have been minorly reformatted as well to improve project quality-of-life.