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someone @mauroservienti (#7) would say "catastrophic"
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The plan could be:
- drop the initial "Topics." from everywhere;
- add a readme to each nuget package to explain what is going on and how to fix your code;
- apologize for the pain :-)
- add entries for the XmlNamespaces to point to the new namespace, do not remove the old one;
- update the VSIX templates to reflect the above changes;
- use SemVer to communicate the painful change
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especially this add entries for the XmlNamespaces to point to the new namespace, do not remove the old one;
could be a great idea, so at least the xaml could be leave as is for a while, I would say to leave the old xmlns until the next major release.
Is out there any facility to redirect a namespace to another for whom is so lazy? something like assembly binding redirect
...
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Since we claim we use SemVer we could think to a v2 release of all the nugets including this.
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Type Forwarding could be an interesting option to investigate: https://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/ms404275(v=vs.110).aspx
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Since we claim we use SemVer we could think to a v2 release of all the nugets including this.
Yes, I think we should do this coupled with the dropping of net35/net40
Type Forwarding could be an interesting option to investigate: https://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/ms404275(v=vs.110).aspx
I don't understand if it can work with namespace instead of assemblies.
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I doubt it works
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this is done as part of #72
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