SpicyTaco
Sdk format, net5 net6 net7 build target, test for new build target
Change Log
- Upgrade to
NET SDK - Add TargetFrameworks:
net5.0-windows7.0net6.0-windows7.0net7.0-windows7.0 - Make test work for Net5 and higher
Test
Why test count difference
and
AutoGridSample
net7.0-windows7.0
This PR looks good to me. I'd like more recent .Net support as well without the warnings mentioned in issue #13. Based on PR #14, the original author was trying to migrate to github actions for Continuous Integration (CI) but isn't able to give as much attention to this project anymore.
@tqk2811 I notice that you have another branch that is a start on a nuget package. It didn't appear that it used a CI of any kind but is that something you know how to add? In any case, is your nuget package something you can publish for public consumption?
I notice that you have another branch that is a start on a nuget package. It didn't appear that it used a CI of any kind but is that something you know how to add? In any case, is your nuget package something you can publish for public consumption?
Yes, my private package for self use.
I notice that you have another branch that is a start on a nuget package. It didn't appear that it used a CI of any kind but is that something you know how to add? In any case, is your nuget package something you can publish for public consumption?
Yes, my private package for self use.
Great! Are you open to allowing this package to be public?
Along those lines, how about maintaining/releasing your forked version?
I notice that you have another branch that is a start on a nuget package. It didn't appear that it used a CI of any kind but is that something you know how to add? In any case, is your nuget package something you can publish for public consumption?
Yes, my private package for self use.
Great! Are you open to allowing this package to be public?
Along those lines, how about maintaining/releasing your forked version?
Link nuget you can install it, private for disable search only
And for my repo, you can do anything (under SpicyTaco license)
Along those lines, how about maintaining/releasing your forked version?
And I have no plans to maintain