Guide to contributing?

[mgrov...@gmail.com]

I was wondering if there's a guide to contributing to SharpRepository? I noticed that there's a MongoDb implementation, and I was thinking about taking a crack at creating a Couchbase implementation. Is there some sort of guide or checklist?

Thanks,

Matt

[Jeff Treuting]

No we don't have anything like that.  I would suggest, taking one of the existing implementations as a starting point to see what classes and methods need to be overwritten.  

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I was wondering if there's a guide to contributing to SharpRepository? I noticed that there's a MongoDb implementation, and I was thinking about taking a crack at creating a Couchbase implementation. Is there some sort of guide or checklist?

Thanks,

Matt

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[mgrov...@gmail.com]

It looks like SharpRepository is still a collection of .NET 4 projects. Am I wrong? If so, is there any plan to move to .NET 4.5.x? Is there any reason that hasn't already happened?

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[Omar Piani]

a .NET Core 1.3 and 2.0 compatible version is release candidate. Look on GitHub!