* drop mentions of net45 from core
* Bump System.Reactive from 3.1.0 to 4.3.2
Bumps [System.Reactive](https://github.com/dotnet/reactive) from 3.1.0 to 4.3.2.
- [Release notes](https://github.com/dotnet/reactive/releases)
- [Commits](https://github.com/dotnet/reactive/compare/v3.1.0...rxnet-v4.3.2)
Signed-off-by: dependabot-preview[bot] <support@dependabot.com>
* upgrade from net452 to net46 in test projects
* drop netstandard1.1 support
* correct this test reference
* add necessary dependency for test project
* add new dependency needed for integration tests
* upload net462 code coverage
* upgrade environment for validating linqpad examples
* bump linqpad to latest 5.x release
Co-authored-by: Brendan Forster <brendan@github.com>
* convert to VS2017
* rework cake.frosting build to latest cake vs2017 "template" example
* fix clean task and version suffix
* add arg to DotNetCorePack so it uses the correct version
* fix appveyor
* is there an easier way to test appveyor?
* ok travis, let's do this
* after reading the travis repo, this seems to be the version we want for vs201/csproj tool support
* msbuild complaining about arguments - we can use defaults anyhow so remove $@ from build.sh script
* add workaround for msbuild/travis, as mentioned on aspnet Mvc repo
* cmon travis
* perhaps tee isnt needed afterall
* travis permission denied when trying to install tools in build script... i feel dirty but need to see if sudo will fix it!
* could it be folder permissions of /build ?
* Try 777 for NuGet.exe permissions rather than 644
* remove windows platform restriction on GitVersion call
* Add a wrapper script for GitVersion on non windows
* fix wrapper script name
* add debug
* let's see if we are running the script at all!
* run mono gitversion direclty from travis.yml, for science
* see if we can run bin/sh and prepend an argument to our shell script
* remove echos from wrapper script
* Ensure full git repo include more than 50 commits and all tags are fetched, as GitVersion was failing on TravisCI
* only build netstandard framework on non windows
* revert overriding the target framework when building the solution
* Unix being case-sensitive, adjust app.config file name in csproj files
* set FrameworkPathOverride to point to different folders on macOS and Linux
* Remove NuGet.exe from the repo.
On Windows, it will be installed by the Frosting bootstrapper script.
On Unix/macOS, cake has smarts to look for mono- and Linux-specific executables
* tidy up GitVersion logic into a GitVersionRunner class
* apply workaround for osx dotnet restore "too many open files" errors
* update test project references to latest official versions
* doesnt seem to be a reason for overriding the implicit reference
* remove extra whitespace and unused namespace
removed DocPlagiarizer
Fixed tests
removed unused variable
removed unused variable that was causing the build to fail
fixed the file name casing.
updated the nugget.exe to download System.Net.Http
PCL is required for mono
more fixes for travis
