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With one exception: System.Runtime.InteropServices.RuntimeInformation.
For the rest we will no longer ship packages.
Instead the types will be supported as follows:
1. In a netstandard2.0+ project via NETStandard.Library package's
netstandard.dll
2. In a netstandard1.x project via NETStandard.Library package and
closure which ship from servicing branches.
3. In a framework specific project via the framework's targeting pack
or framework package.
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- Expose: Timer members, some exception types and members, ThreadExceptionEventArgs/Handler, Monitor.Wait with exitContext parameter
- Move CriticalHandle and remaining types from System.Runtime.Handles to System.Runtime, expose CriticalHandle[ZeroOr]MinusOneIsInvalid
- Revert base class of safe handle types that used to derive from SafeHandle[ZeroOr]MinusOneIsInvalid, and upgrade those projects to ns1.7
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This moves to a central versioning scheme for all packages that is tied
to the product release. 1.1 will include packages all with a common
version.
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This adds validation for Xamarin frameworks and fixes some packages
which were not representing Xamarin correctly.
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Now that we have stable packages for our current versions we need to
bump the 3rd portion (bugfix) to represent code-changes without API
additions.
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Adds support for profile-based PCL using placeholders.
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Fixes https://github.com/dotnet/corefx/issues/5842
For API assemblies that are inbox in desktop and have no API changes
over the version in desktop, don't increment revision.
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The latest build tools contains framework lists for two new Xamarin fxs:
Xamarin.TVOS
Xamarin.WatchOS
This adds placeholders for those frameworks so that they can support
the packages with inbox facades.
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Update BuildTools to 1.0.25-prerelease-00180
Change validation framework moniker from dnxcore50 to
netstandardapp1.5.
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This changes all the packages in NETStandard.Platform
to be split into ref/impl packages.
This enables the implementation packages to be different
for different runtimes, such as the UWP case where we
want to keep the packages consistent with the shared library.
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This moves all library packages that make up
NETStandard.Library to the open.
I'll follow up with some refactoring of these
to ensure that all packages with NETStandard.Platform
use runtime packages to garuntee that they can
be replaced with an alternate implementation.
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