Making EasyNetQ compatible with .NET Core and other .NET Platforms
See original GitHub issueThese are the steps that remains to port on .NET Core:
- 1. fix the code on
EasyNetQ
to be netcore compatible - 2. port
EasyNetQ.Management
to netcore, because it is needed forEasyNetQ.Tests
- 3. convert all the unit test to use xunit, that is the best choice for netcore as far as I understood
- 4. fix the build stuff and start to build from appveyor also the feature branch creating pre-release package
main PR for this is #606
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I’ll try to pick up the conversion to VS2017 this week
ok I would like to push a v1 for the old version, and v2 for the new net/netcore