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Is this repo to move to complaince with .Net Core? #7

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VagueGit opened this issue Feb 11, 2016 · 8 comments
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Is this repo to move to complaince with .Net Core? #7

VagueGit opened this issue Feb 11, 2016 · 8 comments
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@VagueGit
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This repo cannot be used with ASP.Net Core. The nuget packages are .net 4.5.1

@incarnate
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Hi VagueGit,

We will be looking to make the eWAY Rapid .NET SDK compatible with ASP.NET Core when it is released, yes. Feel free to grab a copy of the code and see if it will work as is if you need it sooner!

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The package installs OK under References/DNX 4.5.1 but we need a package to install under References/DNX Core 5.0.

I tried and found that ASP.NET Core projects that makes calls to the DNX 4.5.1 package will not build.

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rollsch commented Nov 9, 2017

ASPNET CORE 2.0 has been available for some time. When will you be releasing a working nuget package?

IndikaUdagedara added a commit to IndikaUdagedara/eway-rapid-net that referenced this issue Jan 5, 2018
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Hi @incarnate,

I've created PR #30 for netstandard2.0 migration.

Since the SDK uses HttpWeb* classes which are only available with 2.0 it can't be migrated to 1.x.

Would be great if you can review and provide a official release.

Thanks!

@rollsch
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rollsch commented Jun 4, 2018

Hello. When can we get an update on this? We require .net core 2.1 support.

@panykd
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panykd commented Jul 19, 2018

We too could use the .net core 2.1 / standard 2.0 version

@unruledboy
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Still no .NET core version?

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Ok, I did a PR, both existing .NET Fulll Framework 4.x and .NET Core 2.x are side-by-side supported.

#31

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