1.5.0 release contains breaking changes
See original GitHub issueHello,
Is it possible that version 1.5.0 comes with breaking changes?
We’re using wildcard references for minor and patch versions:
<PackageReference Include="RestEase" Version="1.*" />
So, our build server has picked up RestEase 1.5.0 version as early as today. Our unit tests are now complaining because of this:
---- System.TypeLoadException : Could not load type 'RestEase.Implementation.ImplementationBuilder' from assembly 'RestEase, Version=1.5.0.0, Culture=neutral, PublicKeyToken=null'.
Was that intended? We assumed this library was following semver. Even if so, we may have been too aggressive by taking latest minor/patch versions…
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(Re-opening as a reminder to improve the README here)
Ok, makes sense 😃 Yes, that’s true, we could simply use the RestClient for the warmup, not sure why we used ImplementationBuilder for that…