Kevin Peters

> releases are based on code [...] I'm not If you follow semantic versioning, which you should, it is. Every bugfix is an increase in the patch version, every non-breaking...

Is this a requirement? Anyway we could create the same functionality just in this library with [preprocessor directives](http://stackoverflow.com/questions/3436526/detect-target-framework-version-at-compile-time). Some stuff is not featured in .net core for example HttpWebRequest, this...

The problem is that there is no synchronous support. So you need to change some stuff in this library i believe. Probably other dependencies are not given too.

So i want to start with this now. Should i create a new branch for it, a seperate folder or work with [conditional compilation](http://stackoverflow.com/questions/38040466/conditional-compilation-symbol-for-net-core-class-library)?

It seems like netstandard 2.0 is supporting .net framework 4.6.1. This would be an upgrade of the .net framework in this library. Is geel9 ok with this?

Hey @Tshamp7, I am assigning the ticket to you, feel free to work on that. If you encounter any problem, feel free to reach out to me.

Hey @Tshamp7, you probably can run `yarn lint --fix` in the main directory and that should fix the issue. Sorry for not answering in such a long time.

@WulfPlasma thanks for reaching out. Yeah, you can work on it. I will assign the ticket to you now.

Heey @ARKEOLOGIST Feel free to take it. It would be much easier to implement after #69 though.

How about using [netlify](https://www.netlify.com/)? I think its a good alternative in comparison to GitHub pages