Net Core support about asyncex HOT 11 CLOSED

Unfortunately, AsyncEx has grown to a point where adding .NET Core support directly isn't feasible.

So, AsyncEx is going to be split up into several (more or less) independent libraries that work with .NET Core: AsyncEx.Tasks, AsyncEx.Context, AsyncEx.Coordination, AsyncEx.Testing, Cancellation, and Mvvm.Async.

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Here's a combined view of all my .NET Core libraries.

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I'm interesting for using this classes:

• AsyncProducerConsumerQueue
• AsyncLock

Where I can find it for .Net Core?

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AsyncProducerConsumerQueue hasn't been moved over yet, but will probably go into AsyncEx.Coordination.

AsyncLock is already in AsyncEx.Coordination.

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Thank you!

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Are there any updates on this? I see most of them have been updated but they are targeting the rc1 packages. RTM will be released next week.

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Yeah, I made the mistake of thinking RC1 was a release candidate. Which it wasn't.

I've been planning to upgrade to RC2 but haven't had the time yet.

The RTM coming Monday is only a partial RTM. I'm still not clear on which parts of this are considered "tooling" and thus not actually RTM. In particular, a lot of the NuGet stuff (which is the core of the distribution mechanism) is still in flux.

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It's the actual rtm of the code bits and won't be changed much from rc2. The tooling will still be in preview.

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Depending on who you ask, NuGet support for netstandard has either already RTM'ed, will RTM on Monday, or will be considered "preview" on Monday.

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Regardless, would be good to get the packages updated to rc2 as moving from rc2 to rtm should be a lot easier. But I could see why you'd want to wait :).

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Follow #71 for updates on the v5 (netstandard) release.

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