AsterNET.ARI
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v1.3.0 Update
Updates base requirements to .NET Framework 4.5.2 as some dependencies have migrated to 4.5.2.
Regenerated Code based on Asterisk 17.5 ARI Framework
Updated sample projects to .NET 4.5.2
Updates Assembly version numbers for 1.3 update prep.
I didn't see this and started to check-in some of my own changes. Got your PR and looking at a manual merge now.
@seiggy Is this ready for review? I noticed you were still making commits.
@seiggy Is this ready for review? I noticed you were still making commits.
Hey Adam, I hadn't heard from Ben in a couple years, so I've been continuing on support from my fork. I've started refactoring and pulling out .NET Framework support in order to start further enhancements, so the fork is probably too far apart at this point. We can probably abandon this merge request? Unless you guys want to cherry pick back to the point where I started removing framework support.
@seiggy Is this ready for review? I noticed you were still making commits.
Hey Adam, I hadn't heard from Ben in a couple years, so I've been continuing on support from my fork. I've started refactoring and pulling out .NET Framework support in order to start further enhancements, so the fork is probably too far apart at this point. We can probably abandon this merge request? Unless you guys want to cherry pick back to the point where I started removing framework support.
The funny thing is, Ben gave me contributor control to do exactly what you're doing in your repo actually, as I had started the same undertaking to take this SDK to .NET 6, and improve it's async support. Maybe a rebasing of this repo with your changes would be something to explore.
@seiggy Is this ready for review? I noticed you were still making commits.
Hey Adam, I hadn't heard from Ben in a couple years, so I've been continuing on support from my fork. I've started refactoring and pulling out .NET Framework support in order to start further enhancements, so the fork is probably too far apart at this point. We can probably abandon this merge request? Unless you guys want to cherry pick back to the point where I started removing framework support.
The funny thing is, Ben gave me contributor control to do exactly what you're doing in your repo actually, as I had started the same undertaking to take this SDK to .NET 6, and improve it's async support. Maybe a rebasing of this repo with your changes would be something to explore.
Sounds good. Right now, the latest is based on .NET 6. Next version I'm working on striping out RestSharp and WebSocket4Net and replacing those with native .NET APIs, and implementing the Remote Audio API's as well. I'll keep you updated!
@seiggy Is this ready for review? I noticed you were still making commits.
Hey Adam, I hadn't heard from Ben in a couple years, so I've been continuing on support from my fork. I've started refactoring and pulling out .NET Framework support in order to start further enhancements, so the fork is probably too far apart at this point. We can probably abandon this merge request? Unless you guys want to cherry pick back to the point where I started removing framework support.
The funny thing is, Ben gave me contributor control to do exactly what you're doing in your repo actually, as I had started the same undertaking to take this SDK to .NET 6, and improve it's async support. Maybe a rebasing of this repo with your changes would be something to explore.
Sounds good. Right now, the latest is based on .NET 6. Next version I'm working on striping out RestSharp and WebSocket4Net and replacing those with native .NET APIs, and implementing the Remote Audio API's as well. I'll keep you updated!
Great! I'm happy to assist as well if you'd like some help.