Push to SuaveIO org repo

[haf]

Could you, please? :)

[OlegZee]

Of course I will! @haf Could you please explain what should I do with project to meet Suave standarts? I'd like to migrate it to new .net sdk and provide netcore and net451 binaries.

[haf]

• Build for .Net Core
• .Net:
  • Build for .Net
  • Build for Mono
• Unit and integration test with Expecto – always consider how Suave.Testing can be improved.
• Build nuget for both of the above
• Merge nugets for both of the above
• Push nuget

We're using Travis and Appveyor.

[OlegZee]

@haf I need permissions to push to suaveio repo

[haf]

@OlegZee Of course; I've made you admin of that repository now. Thank you for getting involved!

[OlegZee]

@haf I pushed new stuff to netcore branch and pushed 0.9.0-pre2 nuget package.
It contains both netstandard16 and net461 binaries and works fine in projects targeting full framework.

I added two separate samples, one for netcore and one for net4.6.1 both are ok.
Please let me know if the following tasks are still making sense:

• Build for .Net
• Build for Mono
• Merge nugets for both of the above

I will keep working on updated CI/build scripts. No idea how to make unit tests.
Btw, is it ok to use build scripts made on homegrown?

[haf]

Xake looks nice. Let me get back to you re the rest.

[haf]

Yes, that makes very much sense. Go for it!