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GeoJSON.Net update to .Net Core#91

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GeoJSON.Net update to .Net Core#91
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@gbmarfo

@gbmarfo gbmarfo commented Aug 5, 2017

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Hello, does anyone have an update of this great library to .Net Core. A response will be greatly appreciated.

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Friedrich Politz and others added 11 commits March 3, 2015 18:35
* Topology-Object
* Arcs with converter
* First serialization test
* Fixed bugs in the converter
* Added a test
* Started restoring object consistency by reconstructing the coordinates from the arcs
* Quantization support.
…sserts asap)

* Corrected coordinate bug
* New nuget package
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Hi, the project builds in .net 3.5, .net 4.0 .net 4.5, .net standard 1.0 and .net standard 1.1. we should have .net core covered!! We're using Visual Studio 2017 that lets you work with multi-targeted frameworks a lot better, but I understand that not everyone has access to this yet.

All of this should be in the current release on Nuget and I will hopefully be creating a new alpha release soon as some work has been done lately.

Is there a specific issue that you're having with the current release and .net core?

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Closing as no reply from @gbmarfo

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gbmarfo commented Aug 14, 2017 via email

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matt-lethargic commented Aug 14, 2017

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I don't have much experience of EF in regards to this stuff.

I know there is another project for a Contrib library as discussed here

https://github.com/gksource/GeoJSON.Net.Contrib.EF

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