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Support dotnet TFM #451
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Thanks @devhawk. Yeah, we should do this sooner than later. Thanks for the pointer. Will check it out. |
@MehdiK, do you want a PR for this? What this really needs is just to be a Profile 259 PCL and an updated Nuspec with the dependencies listed out. If you still want to support the .NET 4 Client Profile (does anyone really use this?), and/or .NET 4, then I can create another "head" project and move the real files into a Shared Project. That would create the least amount of duplication. If that works, I can have that over to you very quickly. |
Thanks @onovotny. A PR would be nice. For now let's do the simplest thing that works and stay away from .Net 4 Client Profile. I don't even know if any of the users use it. |
Can I bump the min .net ver in the PCL to 4.5 (it's currently 4.0). That would be the easiest thing, otherwise I need a second pcl that has 4.5 as a minimum. |
That's a major change and I honestly don't feel comfortable making it as part of V1. I am not a big fan of shared project either. Maybe we should just start a V2 pre-release! |
I still use .NET 4 CP. It's necessary to support XP / unpatched Vista & 7. |
This is now done in commit be6bc12 in the dev branch. Package is on appveyor CI feed |
Guess it'd help I put a link to the CI build feed: https://ci.appveyor.com/project/onovotny/humanizer |
There's also a MyGet feed now for pre-release builds: https://www.myget.org/feed/Packages/humanizer |
Humanizer is currently not compatible with .NET Core / ASP.NET 5. Given it's a PCL, I suspect that .NET core support is primarily a matter of updating how the NuGet package is built and not much (if any) in the way of source code changes.
Details on new dotnet TFM are here: http://oren.codes/2015/07/29/targeting-net-core/
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