Support for .NET Standard about kubernetes.dotnet HOT 9 OPEN

just curious, how is this coming along?

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Ola @mmisztal1980, unfortunately I won't be able to get to it for some time - but please feel free to send a PR and I will definitely be happy to review it :).

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Hey @masroorhasan.
I just tried to move your existing source code to a new Net Standard project and looks like RestSharp does not support 1.3, only 2.0.

Also I would like you to look at dependencies and say what you think about this:

• BouncyCastle.NetCore 1.8.2
• Microsoft.CSharp 4.5.0
• Newtonsoft.Json 11.0.2
• NUnit 3.10.1
• RestSharp 106.3.0
• System.ComponentModel.Annotations 4.5.0
• YamlDotNet 4.3.1

All are OK with Net Standard 1.3 except the RestSharp.

P.S. I did not check how does this build work yet, but the build is successful for now.

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So would it be possible to get .netstandard 2.0 support as a first step?

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@davidorbelian Thank you! The reason I kept this to DotNet.Framework only was exactly because of RestSharp issues with Net Standard. Since the underlying http client is rest sharp (from swagger codegen), making RestSharp a hard dependency. If you've tested with Net Standard 2.0 and its working then feel free to put up the PR :). The only thing i'm worried about is that RestSharp will build/compile fine with Net Standard 2.0 but blowing up at runtime due to underlying incompatibility.

@felixfbecker Unfortunately I don't have time/resources to investigate deeper into Net Standard compatibility but if David's PR is good to go that can definitely be an option.

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@davidorbelian could you share your progress? I was not able to get it to work myself

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@davidorbelian I would be keen to do this - would be great to have a head start - any update possible? at least any gotchas/guidance?
Many thanks in advance.

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I've been having an amazing experience with https://github.com/tintoy/dotnet-kube-client instead, which supports .NET standard.

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@felixfbecker @jvdenning Unfortunately no. Sorry for late answer. Now I'm very busy with my basic work and there is no time to experiment. I hope you find what you're looking for. Good luck!

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