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Migration SignatureDataConversion_dotNet project to .NET Core / Visual Studio 2015.

This closes #113

Lukasz added 2 commits June 18, 2016 00:06
Project migration to Visual Studio 2015 / .NET Core
Project migration to Visual Studio 2015 and latest version of .NET Core
and NUnit.
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ghost commented Jul 3, 2016

Hi @brinley,

I have prepared new Pull Request with correct version like you ask, and also updated references to latest version of .NET Core and NUnit.

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ghost commented Jul 3, 2016

And sorry for this last commit - I forgot few important files ;)

Please merge all those commits into one :)

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brinley commented Jul 6, 2016

Sorry I forgot to respond but you were right about this possibly a breaking check so we should update the major version number instead. I also noticed you updated the tests, have you executed them and they pass?

Version update v2
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ghost commented Aug 6, 2016

Ok, version is updated now to v2.

Yes, all tests pass:

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@brinley brinley merged commit 4cec484 into brinley:master Aug 7, 2016
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brinley commented Aug 7, 2016

Thanks @lukaszdev

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SignatureDataConversion_dotNet cause wrong assembly information on ASP.NET Core projects.

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