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Support for .NET Standard
See original GitHub issueGreat work, thanks!
Having support for .NET Standard projects would be great!
As a side note, I wouldn’t store binaries (.nupkg) into the sources.
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- Created 6 years ago
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I just published version 1.7.0 that supports .net standard 1.3 and 2.0 thanks @StefH for your support. had some private issues to sort out. thanks for your patience.
See https://github.com/esskar/Serialize.Linq/pull/94