On Thu, Jan 7, 2021 at 9:00 AM Omair Majid wrote:
> At this point, we don't have a well-defined location where nuget
> packages should be installed within Fedora. So I don't know where it
> should be installed.
>
> %{_libdir}/dotnet is *not* the place for this, though. That's where .NET
> itself i
Jerry James writes:
> The dll builds without any trouble.
Great!
> understand that after that I need to pack things up into a nupkg and
> install that under %{_libdir}/dotnet, right?
Kind of.
At this point, we don't have a well-defined location where nuget
packages should be installed within
Jerry James writes:
> I'm building in mock, with the network off. That's why I had to
> remove netstandard2.0 support, because it wanted to download stuff and
> failed due to the missing network. But building against
> netstandard2.1 works without a network.
Oh, that's great news! I though it
On Wed, Jan 6, 2021 at 3:36 PM Jerry James wrote:
> My other option is to remove the mono subpackage and tell the
> community that anybody who wants it back has to figure out how to
> build it. :-) I'm trying to avoid that option, but if I can't get
> anything else to work, that's what we'll have
First, thank you very much for this reply, Omair. I appreciate the
time you took to walk me through the issues. This is one of the
things I love about Fedora: the community is very helpful.
On Wed, Jan 6, 2021 at 1:13 PM Omair Majid wrote:
> Jerry James writes:
>
> > Antlr4 4.9.1 is out. This
Hi,
I have some thoughts but no real answers, sorry.
Jerry James writes:
> Antlr4 4.9.1 is out. This is mostly a small change from version 4.9,
> except that the mono runtime has changed drastically.
That's a little brave for a patch release
Mono and .NET Core are two different implement
Hello all,
Antlr4 4.9.1 is out. This is mostly a small change from version 4.9,
except that the mono runtime has changed drastically. Upstream now
builds against netstandard2.0 and netstandard2.1, and I can no longer
build with "xbuild Antlr4.mono.sln" because Antlr4.mono.sln is gone.
I figured
