Upgrade to .NET Core 2.0 and update dependencies #44
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... and than Linux magically starts to work again? o_O |
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Yeah, sorry not being able to explain why this works, but at least on my machine this makes it work. I've had a lot of trouble with "old" projects with unit tests, where upgrading the test frameworks and VS integration packages makes a lot of difference. I don't know enough about the changes MS made in the last iterations of .NET Core, but I guess they changed something important. |
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In our case the tests were just disabled. In the beginning there was no Runner for .NET Core at all. |
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Not exactly sure why we're seeing those build failures in Travis - it looks like it's importing multiple versions of the same assembly for some reason. 😕 |
This updates target framework to
netcorapp2.0and updates dependencies (Machine.Specifications and Microsoft.NET.Test.Sdk). This, in combination with #42, makes the tests possible to run for me on Windows as well as Linux.I should say I find the combinations of .NET Core and .NET Standard very confusing, so I apologize in advance if I've messed something up. Also, some tool appears to have changed indentation on everything 😞 .