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Mobius depends on this libary.
If it isn't .net core ready, then Mobius can't be ported to .NET Core.
https://github.com/Microsoft/Mobius
When Mobius can't be ported to .NET Core, Apache Spark-SQL can't be used in .NET Core.
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Actually, I think we should focus on the .NET Standard to target... https://docs.microsoft.com/en-us/dotnet/standard/net-standard
Target should likely be .NET STandard v1.1 or v1.2
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Yes, this is correct.
However, I'd focus on Netstandard 2.0 instead.
Otherwise, you'll have to make too many (pointless) changes.
Nothing against NetStandard 1.1/1.2 however, if you have the time for that.
But there's no point in starting a project.json project, when this has already been deprecated.
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When targeting NetStandard 2.0 I'll have problems with building it with Mono on my Linux box: Debian stretch, which is shipped with mono 4.6. So NetStandard 1.6 is the highest, and I really wonder what shall have to be changed when aiming for 1.2? I guess I'll find out once I get around to this.
I suppose I have to use Visual Studio for this
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No, actually JetBrains Rider will work fine on Linux.
Just need to install the .NET Core SDK on the machine.
https://www.microsoft.com/net/learn/get-started/linuxubuntu
sudo apt-get update
sudo apt-get install dotnet-sdk-2.0.2
Other distros - choose dropdown on site.
Well, with NetStandard 1.6 you stand a chance, since it contains reflection.
But if you need, for example [Serializable], then you require .NET-Core 2.0+
See https://github.com/davidfowl/NetStandard/blob/master/platforms.cs
As shown here
https://docs.microsoft.com/en-us/dotnet/standard/net-standard
for NetStandard 2.0, you'll need mono 5.4, if you want to do it with mono (which isn't required), while you probably have mono 4.6.
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Seems Rider creates .net standard 2.0 solutions, so that will likely be the target
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I'd also go with 2.0.
Seems to be the most reasonable at the moment.
Lower will die out anyway.
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migrated to dotnet core and netstandard 2
moved to xunit, a few tests still fail but the rest seems to be working fine already
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Fixed all tests and published a 4.20 release to nuget.org @ststeiger could you have a look if this version works for you?
Thanks for pointing Rider out to me btw, it's a very nice tool
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