Brandon Ording

@Aron4u The current focus is getting #1618 working and released since it will have a direct impact on getting LibGit2Sharp to support the ever-expanding list of linux distros that .NET...

How did you obtain the code? You need to be building it as part of a repo.

@jcansdale How many times do you have to run the program to trigger the crash? What framework are you using when you experience the crash? Using `0.25.0-preview-0033`, I've run it...

I'm definitely running in release mode. I went ahead and re-cloned the repo and removed the script submodule, butI have not been able to see a single crash. I've run...

If you have no control over how the native libgit2 is renamed, then LibGit2Sharp is not going to work for you. The managed LibGit2Sharp assembly has to P/Invoke into the...

@wolfbyte This issue is about renaming the libgit2 assembly and then not being able to load it from LibGit2Sharp. If you aren't renaming the file from the package, then you...

@wolfbyte What you're saying doesn't make sense. The files in the package aren't compiled when you are referencing them, so they aren't going to change dynamically like that. Some more...

LibGit2Sharp v0.27 has been released on [nuget.org](https://www.nuget.org/packages/LibGit2Sharp/0.27.0). It has a lot of improvements around the native binaries, so these problems are likely resolved. Feel free to open a new issue...

LibGit2Sharp v0.27 has been released on [nuget.org](https://www.nuget.org/packages/LibGit2Sharp/0.27.0).

@hoerup No, that just adjusts the format of the internal struct so that the interop continues to work. For now, I've just hardcoded it to always be a full fetch,...