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Multi-target support: net4.0 and netstandard1.3#13
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July 17, 2018 16:28
net40 & netstandard1.3 Unit tests updated to run both net 4.0 and netcore 1.0 Swapped Should for Shouldly (supports netstandard) .MultiTargeting namespace houses 2 helpers, to enable reflection support, without being intrusive to original code
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Nice work |
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Closing for a sec, I've just noticed I left something out... fixing now |
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Ok, sorted, re-opening. Multi-targeted the unit & integration tests too:
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@iamkoch - thanks :) |
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Added multi-target support for both .net4.0 and netstandard1.3
Can now be used in .net core applications (1.0 and above)