Google.Apis.Games.v1 NuGet package outdated
See original GitHub issueThe NuGet version is outdated, it is v1.9.0.1030
while all other packages are v1.10.0
.
This not only makes it unusable with other API packages but also missing Google.Apis.Games.v1.ApplicationsResource.VerifyRequest
which I need.
Please update the package.
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- Created 8 years ago
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The reason this doesn’t currently build is the enum definition here, in which “played_with” and “playedWith” both map to the same “PlayedWith” name in C#, causing a compile failure.
I’ve confirmed with the Games team that this enum is never persisted server-side, and is only used as a client-to-server parameter, so we can simply remove the deprecated value from the games_v1.json file. Then this library will build correctly again, and we can release a new version. We hope to do this in the next week or two.
@NKnusperer The NuGet package was published the last time the Games API was able to be built and work correctly with the C# libraries. I’ll follow up with the internal team at Google responsible for the API and see what they need to do so that it can work correctly with C# again.