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RX-Core Discontinued on Nuget #22

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trootcode opened this issue Jul 14, 2016 · 3 comments
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RX-Core Discontinued on Nuget #22

trootcode opened this issue Jul 14, 2016 · 3 comments
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@trootcode
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RX-Core has been discontinued on Nuget https://www.nuget.org/packages/Rx-Main/2.2.5

The package has been renamed System.Reactive, System.Reactive.Core... etc. You can still download 2.2.5 through Nuget from the command line but if you search "rx-core" you won't find it. In any case it looks like to be current you need to update to the new naming convention and the 3.x version.
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I think with v3 they made it compatible to .NET Core or the .NET Standard Library or whatever they call their new platform. As far as I know there shouldn't be any breaking changes for us so switching should be fine. Thanks for the hint.

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I just tried to upgrade one of my home projects to Rx.NET v3, but there's a conflict because RxUI still depends on Rx.NET 2.2.5. Normally the way to solve this is using binding redirects, but because Rx.NET's public key token changed I don't think this is easily doable.

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We'll have to wait for RxUI v7. See reactiveui/ReactiveUI#1139

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