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Is the nuget package broken? #3
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@Dids Same issue here, in my references I get this - |
I ended up forking this and migrating it to .NET Standard 2.0. Fork's here: If @aloisdeniel is interested, I can submit a PR too. |
@Dids that's awesome, how would I integrate this with my project? |
@IeuanWalker You could build the NuGet yourself, or alternatively just include the project with your source, adding this project file to your project and referencing it. |
@Dids Thanks, I've never built a NuGet package before, but ill have to give it ago another time. Security settings on my PC are stopping me from setting up NuGet.exe Environment variable. If your PR is accepted could you let me know on this thread? |
Any news @aloisdeniel ? |
I just sent a Sorry for the delay! I'm pretty busy right now... :( |
I'm trying to use MarkdownView with Xamarin.Forms (iOS only), but keep seeing
Could not find
MarkdownViewreferenced by assembly
errors.Linking is disabled, so it's not being stripped either, although adding a simple
Init()
method would potentially also solve that, like most other components are doing.I'm using the following namespace/assembly with XAML:
UPDATE: I figured it might be important to mention that I'm using a shared project with Xamarin.Forms, not PCL or a .NET Standard library.
UPDATE 2: Just noticed that the actual DLL library filename is called
Xam.Forms..dll
, which makes me think that there's something fishy going on with the namespace/assembly names.The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: